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exacerbation
noun as in intensification
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Weak matches
noun as in irritation
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Example Sentences
Recently we have witnessed a frightening exacerbation of internal discord and an ominous intensification of inflammatory rhetoric.
Hence the dangerous exacerbation of the worst trends in American public life.
There was a slight intermission of symptoms and then an exacerbation.
His death served still more to increase the exacerbation of the conquerors against the conquered.
This was immediately followed by a marked exacerbation of his psychotic manifestations.
(iii) It is rarely required for acute frontal sinusitis, although it might be used in acute exacerbation of a chronic suppuration.
Where the fever was sharp, it usually remitted during the day, having its exacerbation in the night.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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