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| ag·gra·va·tion [ àggrə váysh'n ] (plural ag·gra·va·tions) |
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1. irritation: a feeling of irritation or anger, especially when caused by a continuing or trivial annoyance
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2. source of irritation: somebody or something that causes continuing irritation or anger
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3. worsening: the worsening of an already bad situation, or somebody or something that makes a bad situation even worse
 Exercising before you have fully recovered may lead to an aggravation of your condition.
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4. U.K. trouble: annoyance or bother, often aggressive in nature
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I get a lot of aggravation from dissatisfied customers.
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