Example sentences for: aggravated

How can you use “aggravated” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • It means people who are poor and live in poor neighborhoods isolated from the mainstream world of work, where there are lots of single-mother households on welfare, few male breadwinners, and an adversary culture (typically aggravated by race differences).

  • During the Eisenhower administration, Castro had begun moving deeper into the Soviet orbit out of fear of a U.S. invasion; Kennedy's failed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 aggravated Castro's anxieties and gave him a rallying cry for a pro-Soviet tilt.

  • The pièce-de-résistance of the rotating phrase, however, came when my own step-daughter told me of an aggravated duet (or should that be roundelay?) between herself and her habitual sparring partner.

  • Previously, conventional wisdom held that Aß load and hypercholesterolemia were directly related, based on observations that high-fat diet aggravated amyloid pathology in plaque-forming mice [3,4,5].

  • July and August guarantee the best weather, though it can get very hot in Montréal, Toronto, and the Prairie Provinces (aggravated in those provinces by the hot chinook wind off the Rockies).


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