| Nor would bringing in outside elements necessarily moderate ethnic nationalism, and may instead aggravate ethnic defensiveness. |
| Not how will you aggravate him, challenge him, dare him, antagonize him, and make an enemy out of him. |
| Shovelling snow, swimming by way of a crawl or butterfly stroke, or playing hockey all aggravate his condition. |
| Some critics complain that any such bailout would aggravate the market's decline by encouraging investors to dump even more losers. |
| This can lead to diestocks being lost or misplaced, and can aggravate the user. |
| A patient history should include attention to exogenous agents that may cause or further aggravate symptoms. |
