v. 1.to make worse; 2.informal to bother or annoy.
His sister aggravated him. OR She aggravated the pain in her leg by walking.
His sister aggravated him. OR She aggravated the pain in her leg by walking.
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Why is Andrea aggravated with Mr. Nick?
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When Betsy ran away, what aggravated Jane about Greer?
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She aggravated the pain in her leg by walking.
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annoy; bother; irritate
appease; please; soothe
4 syllables
ag-gra-vat-ed
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