Definitions for exacerbating
ex·ac·er·bat·ing

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1. aggravating, exacerbating, exasperatingadjective

   making worse

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1. exacerbating

   Exacerbating refers to making a situation or condition worse or more severe. It involves increasing the intensity, severity, or seriousness of something such as a problem, a conflict, a disease or an offense.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of exacerbating in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of exacerbating in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of exacerbating in a Sentence

1. Eric Schmitt:

   We’re leading the nation in fighting back against this absurd federal overreach, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, workers who are employed by a federal contractor make up one-fifth of the entire labor market. If the federal government attempts to unconstitutionally exert its will and force federal contractors to mandate vaccinations, the workforce and businesses could be decimated, further exacerbating the supply chain and workforce crises.

2. Emre Peker:

   If state-run banks slash rates and turn on the consumer-lending spigot ... the additional liras flooding the system will only drive more dollarisation - exacerbating financial and economic pressures.

3. Ebrahim Fakir:

   The public protector is polarising politics and exacerbating factionalism in the ANC, she could distract Ramaphosa from critical tasks like creating jobs and attracting investment.

4. Walter Orenstein:

   An' overreaction of the immune system' appears to be one of the ways natural Covid-19 infection leads to serious illness and death. There is the theoretical risk that vaccines might trigger that, but I am not aware of any data to date that support an actual role for vaccines in exacerbating the clinical illness, in fact, the trials showed that the vaccines, such as the JJ vaccine, are more effective against serious disease than mild disease.

5. Nick Stace:

   It appears that in the last 12 months nothing has happened to improve the way young people are feeling about their lives, social media has become omnipresent in the lives of young people and this research suggests it is exacerbating what is already an uncertain and emotionally turbulent time.

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References

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