mitigant (Meaning)

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mitigant (a.)

Tending to mitigate; mitigating; lentitive.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The government implemented a mitigant plan to reduce the potential damage caused by the impending hurricane.
Scientists are working on developing new mitigant technologies to combat climate change.
The company employed mitigant measures to minimize the impact of the industrial spill on the environment.
The earthquake-resistant building was designed to function as a mitigant against seismic activity.
Researchers are exploring the use of mitigant agents to prevent or slow the spread of infectious diseases.
The mitigant effect of the new regulations resulted in a significant decrease in traffic accidents.
Insurance policies often include mitigant clauses that outline steps policyholders must take to reduce risks.
Mitigant strategies can be implemented at both the individual and community level to address environmental concerns.
The deployment of mitigant measures proved effective in preventing widespread damage during the flood.
Farmers employ mitigant practices, such as crop rotation and cover cropping, to reduce soil erosion and improve crop yields.

Tending to mitigate; mitigating; lentitive.

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The government implemented a mitigant plan to reduce the potential damage caused by the impending hurricane.

Scientists are working on developing new mitigant technologies to combat climate change.

The company employed mitigant measures to minimize the impact of the industrial spill on the environment.

The earthquake-resistant building was designed to function as a mitigant against seismic activity.