Examples of 'aggravate them' in a sentence
Meaning of "aggravate them"
aggravate them ~ to make a situation, condition, or problem worse or more serious
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By these means we might even aggravate them.
Aggravate them for the record.
They did something to aggravate them.
You aggravate them.
We have done nothing to aggravate them.
Do NOT aggravate them when they board.
Do nothing to further aggravate them.
Will will - aggravate them for the record.
I think they will be okay as long as no one does anything to aggravate them.
I was able to aggravate them all.
Running away from problems usually only serves to aggravate them.
Do not aggravate them.
But try to keep these feelings in perspective as distance can aggravate them.
That 's how they would aggravate them and made them active.
Politicians should resolve crises, not aggravate them.
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I was able to aggravate them all. Especially the functionaries.
Poverty and people 's behaviour either cause or aggravate them.
Shh, do not aggravate them.
That will not do, so you need some device to aggravate them.
So, why alienate them and aggravate them even further?
Playing high-energy or strenuous sports can also cause or aggravate them.
Furthermore, there are interlinkages between problems that may aggravate them in the future.
Through alienation, he will not solve any of his problems, he will only aggravate them.
Dr Chilton, lay out your theories and Will will aggravate them for the record.
Some drugs can temporarily mask the signs of inebriation, while others can aggravate them.
It was my win, and my plan worked. I was able to aggravate them all.
Who has problems with hair, and other devices for curling hair only aggravate them.
We should resolve the crises one by one, not aggravate them.
Depending upon the cause of the bumps, your hair may aggravate them.
So, rather than mitigating the problems, I fear sincerely that this will aggravate them.
I thought he's paid to solve problems, not aggravate them.
Poverty and people & apos ; s behaviour either cause or aggravate them.
Landlord prejudice, like racial discrimination or anti-student attitudes, could certainly aggravate them.
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