Aggravation
31aggravation of damages — A phrase of several connotations: (1) an increase in compensable damages because of the circumstances which surrounded the injury; (2) an increase in the damages suffered resulting from the failure of the injured party to seek medical relief or… …
32aggravation — noun a) The act of aggravating, or making worse; used of evils, natural or moral; the act of increasing in severity or heinousness; something additional to a crime or wrong and enhancing its guilt or injurious consequences. b) Exaggerated… …
33Aggravation — Verschlimmerung * * * Ag|gra|va|ti|on 〈[ va ] f. 20〉 1. 〈geh.〉 Erschwerung, Verschlimmerung 2. 〈Med.〉 Übertreibung von Krankheitserscheinungen (von Patienten) [zu lat. aggravare „schwerer machen, vergrößern“] * * * Ag|gra|va|ti|on, die; , en [lat …
34aggravation — Synonyms and related words: accelerando, acceleration, adverse circumstances, adversity, affliction, agitation, animation, annoyance, annoyingness, arousal, arousing, bad news, bedevilment, beefing up, blight, blowing up, blowup, bore, bother,… …
35Aggravation — Det at aggravere …
36Aggravation — Ag|gra|va|ti|on 〈[ va ] f.; Gen.: , Pl.: en〉 Erschwerung, Verschlimmerung [Etym.: zu lat. aggravare »schwerer machen, vergrößern«] …
37Aggravation — Ag|gravatio̱n [zu lat. aggravare = schwerer machen] w; , en: 1) Verschlimmerung einer Krankheit. 2) Übertreibung von subjektiven Krankheitserscheinungen …
38Aggravation — Ag|gra|va|ti|on* [...v...] die; , en <aus lat. aggravatio »Beschwerung« zu aggravare, vgl. ↑aggravieren>: 1. Erschwerung, Verschlimmerung. 2. a) Übertreibung von Krankheitserscheinungen; b) Verschlimmerung einer Krankheit (Med.) …
39aggravation — ag·gra·va·tion || ‚ægrÉ™ veɪʃn n. making worse, exacerbation; irritation, annoyance …
40aggravation — n. 1. A heightening (of something evil). 2. Exaggeration. 3. (Of questionable propriety.) Provocation, irritation …
