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- adverb In an
aggravated manner.
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Examples
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I was about to get up and go to him as I often do, when Arthur, who was sitting next to me, face working, and tense posture-wise, aggravatedly said, "Sidney doesn't have to do that, he should control himself, the rest of us control ourselves."
Humanistic Nursing Josephine G. Paterson
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Their complexions are dark and their features – dug out of a mat of astonishingly thick beards – are aggravatedly Hebraic in their cast.
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Upon his arrest in October, Rick Wayne Phillips - the estranged husband of Michelle Chantelois - was told he faced a maximum three-year jail term if convicted of aggravatedly assaulting Mr Rann.
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Of all traitors they are the most aggravatedly criminal; of all villains, they are the most infamous and detestable. "
History of the United States Mary Ritter Beard 1917
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