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Aggravate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: new york review books 2006, intensify, exasperate, make worse, less excusable, give coloring to in description, more severe, do, enhance, provoke, exaggerate, make, irritate, make more offensive, give, render less tolerable

Conjugation of aggravate

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you
it/she/he
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you all
they
Present Simple
aggravate
aggravate
aggravates
aggravate
aggravate
aggravate
Future Simple
will aggravate
will aggravate
will aggravate
will aggravate
will aggravate
will aggravate
Past Simple
aggravated
aggravated
aggravated
aggravated
aggravated
aggravated
Conditional Simple
would aggravate
would aggravate
would aggravate
would aggravate
would aggravate
would aggravate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am aggravating
are aggravating
is aggravating
are aggravating
are aggravating
are aggravating
Future Progressive
will be aggravating
will be aggravating
will be aggravating
will be aggravating
will be aggravating
will be aggravating
Past Progressive
was aggravating
were aggravating
was aggravating
were aggravating
were aggravating
were aggravating
Conditional Progressive
would be aggravating
would be aggravating
would be aggravating
would be aggravating
would be aggravating
would be aggravating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have aggravated
have aggravated
has aggravated
have aggravated
have aggravated
have aggravated
Future Perfect
will have aggravated
will have aggravated
will have aggravated
will have aggravated
will have aggravated
will have aggravated
Past Perfect
had aggravated
had aggravated
had aggravated
had aggravated
had aggravated
had aggravated
Conditional Perfect
would have aggravated
would have aggravated
would have aggravated
would have aggravated
would have aggravated
would have aggravated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been aggravating
have been aggravating
has been aggravating
have been aggravating
have been aggravating
have been aggravating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been aggravating
will have been aggravating
will have been aggravating
will have been aggravating
will have been aggravating
will have been aggravating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been aggravating
had been aggravating
had been aggravating
had been aggravating
had been aggravating
had been aggravating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been aggravating
would have been aggravating
would have been aggravating
would have been aggravating
would have been aggravating
would have been aggravating

Examples of aggravate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Don't aggravate my desire."
- Just don't aggravate me.
- She's in Barbados. Why aggravate her?
- You gotta aggravate him so.
- aggravate them for the record.
"Don't aggravate my desire."
- Just don't aggravate me.
- She's in Barbados. Why aggravate her?
- You gotta aggravate him so.
- aggravate them for the record.
"Nothing aggravates a busy man more than a loafer."
- That woman aggravates me.
- You know it only aggravates her.
And since it was in the nature of unfinished business, which always aggravates me, doesn't it you?
And that aggravates the problem so more of the panels are likely to fall out.
"Nothing aggravates a busy man more than a loafer."
- That woman aggravates me.
- You know it only aggravates her.
And since it was in the nature of unfinished business, which always aggravates me, doesn't it you?
And that aggravates the problem so more of the panels are likely to fall out.
"Amy Seger, aggravated assault, narcotics use."
"Anyhow, Mr Wopsle's Roman nose so aggravated me..."
"Considering there is enough evidence... regarding the participation of the people charged... with crimes of possesion and trade of narcotics... in attempted grade, aggravated by alledged conspiracy, this Court confirms its legal jurisdiction over the case... and dictates indictment and protective custody for...
"Dearest Augustine, I do hope this latest damp has not aggravated your gray lung."
"Fraud," "aggravated assault."
"Stop aggravating me."
"Will you then condemn, Julien Gahyde," "for having poisoned his wife," "with the aggravating circumstance of..."
# It's aggravating #
#It's aggravating #
'Ellen, tell us, what do you say to people 'who accuse the Ambro Company of aggravating the situation 'rather than helping it?
"Amy Seger, aggravated assault, narcotics use."
"Anyhow, Mr Wopsle's Roman nose so aggravated me..."
"Considering there is enough evidence... regarding the participation of the people charged... with crimes of possesion and trade of narcotics... in attempted grade, aggravated by alledged conspiracy, this Court confirms its legal jurisdiction over the case... and dictates indictment and protective custody for...
"Dearest Augustine, I do hope this latest damp has not aggravated your gray lung."
"Fraud," "aggravated assault."
"Stop aggravating me."
"Will you then condemn, Julien Gahyde," "for having poisoned his wife," "with the aggravating circumstance of..."
# It's aggravating #
#It's aggravating #
'Ellen, tell us, what do you say to people 'who accuse the Ambro Company of aggravating the situation 'rather than helping it?

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