aggravating (Meaning)
aggravating (s)
making worse
aggravating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Aggravate
aggravating (a.)
Making worse or more heinous; as, aggravating circumstances.
Exasperating; provoking; irritating.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aggravating
Synonyms:
- vexing
- galling
- exasperating
- pestilential
- bothersome
- pestiferous
- pesky
- maddening
- irksome
- painful
- vexatious
- nettlesome
- abrasive
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- plaguey
- displeasing
- trying
- jarring
- infuriating
- biting
- mischievous
- angering
- distractive
- pesty
- rankling
- nettling
- disquieting
- chafing
- peeving
- discomforting
- worrisome
- carking
- stressful
- distressing
- upsetting
- pestilent
- importunate
- offensive
- riling
- rebarbative
- plaguy
- enraging
- troublesome
- importune
- inconveniencing
- burdensome
- tiresome
- troubling
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
aggravating Sentence Examples
- The constant interruptions during the meeting were aggravating and hindered productivity.
- His habit of leaving dirty dishes in the sink became increasingly aggravating for his roommates.
- The persistent noise from the construction site next door was aggravating for the residents of the neighborhood.
- Dealing with technical issues on the computer proved to be an aggravating experience for the frustrated user.
- The lack of communication between team members was aggravating the completion of the project.
- The long wait times at the doctor's office were aggravating for patients seeking timely medical care.
- Discovering that the product was defective after purchase was an aggravating factor for the disappointed customers.
- The delays in public transportation were aggravating for commuters trying to reach their destinations on time.
- The constant negativity in the workplace was aggravating the morale of the employees.
- Receiving conflicting information from different sources was aggravating the decision-making process.
FAQs About the word aggravating
making worseof Aggravate, Making worse or more heinous; as, aggravating circumstances., Exasperating; provoking; irritating.
disturbing, irritating,annoying, frustrating, vexing, galling,exasperating, pestilential, bothersome, pestiferous
delightful,delightful, pleasing,pleasing,
The constant interruptions during the meeting were aggravating and hindered productivity.
His habit of leaving dirty dishes in the sink became increasingly aggravating for his roommates.
The persistent noise from the construction site next door was aggravating for the residents of the neighborhood.
Dealing with technical issues on the computer proved to be an aggravating experience for the frustrated user.
