Examples of using Aggravates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Climate change creates and aggravates conflicts.
I think the weather aggravates my injury.
Do you know irresponsibility aggravates crime!
But the demand has cruise aggravates the problem.
Withholding PA customs clearance revenue aggravates fiscal instability.
The availability of small arms also aggravates the security risk.
Self-medication only aggravates the situation or leads to an allergic reaction.
It aggravates them more if they see it hasn't touched you.
Persistent gender inequality aggravates all these problems and restricts efforts to find solutions.
The stigmatization from which victims suffer often aggravates their already difficult situation in society.
Armed conflict facilitates the spread and aggravates the impact of HIV/AIDS.
Don't be maudlin, you know how much it aggravates me.
Frustration as to the ineffectiveness and hollowness of these bodies only aggravates tension.
Further, the steady increase in rural-urban migration aggravates the existing youth unemployment problem.
Bell claims that if she does not get enough sleep, it aggravates the ailment.
Sitting aggravates the pain, although some patients find that only certain chairs affect them.
What aggravates the situation is that you always need to keep your feelings with you.
According to UNICEF, poverty aggravates the social exclusion that Afrodescendent peoples have endured for centuries.
Tonsillitis- often treated with incorrect methods, which only aggravates the condition of the oropharynx.
Intense risk concentration aggravates catastrophe exposure from an insurer ' s point of view.