aggravates

Not only is he receiving extra treatment, but he also has been able to avoid any running, something that aggravates his injury most.

But a woman who laughs out of genuine joy aggravates misogynists.

It aggravates her “to not be able to answer the questions that are desperately needed right now” as the range of cannabis products on the market has grown.

“The lack of qualified personnel aggravates this challenge, since the task now is not only to operate the equipment, but also to develop our own technologies.”

The remarks sparked fierce criticism for peddling anti-Muslim tropes, and for breaking election rules which bar candidates from engaging in any activity that aggravates religious tensions.