aggravated in the PONS Dictionary

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When business-critical applications are aggravated by a poor user experience, the company risks its reputation coming under fire.
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The cartoons and the reaction to them aggravated already-strained relations.
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Shielding materials were sometimes displaced to improve image quality, to make the machine lighter, or out of carelessness, and this aggravated the leakage.
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As a result, the legal or illegal emigration problem would be aggravated.
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That got aggravated and it ended up disrupting my breast stroke kick for about six weeks.
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As a result the conservator sued him for aggravated slander, which carries a possible three-year prison sentence.
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Childhood poverty and ill health, aggravated by a bout of rickets, had left him with badly stunted legs.
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Its situation at the time was further aggravated by the forceful counter-reformation.
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He has been charged with forgery, mail fraud, aggravated identity theft and computer fraud.
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He had been suffering from dyspepsia, aggravated by bronchial trouble, in previous years.
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