There is left, finally, one other qualification, which greatly aggravates the crime, namely the violating of the home assigned as a prison with the consent of Abate Franceschini.
For then the qualifying circumstance of the place greatlyaggravates the crime, as it is indeed injurious to the public safekeeping and involves treachery, etc.
It is not so well known that the California privet, so widely used in hedges and parks, aggravates many patients, especially in June and July, when the scent of the flowers is strong.
The fact that society is guilty aggravatesthe guilt of each one, and he is most guilty who most is sensible of the guilt.
The fact that society is guiltyaggravates the guilt of each member of it.
The repetition of these offences too aggravates their enormity: because wicked habits are sometimes worse than wicked actions.
Since grief but aggravatesthy loss, / Grieve= 20 =not for what is past.
The slave's willingness to be a slave, so far from lessening the guilt of the "owner," aggravates it.
The slave's willingness to be a slave, so far from lessening the guilt of his "owner," aggravates it.
I must also inform the Readers, there are some rheumatic Pains, which admit of no Application; and that almost every Medicine aggravates them.
But, it may be objected, this possibility only aggravates the evil; for it is better not to hear at all than to hear and not to heed.
In itself the evil exists all the same whether we can trace its cause or not, and the discovery of the cause in no way aggravates it.
That they are called free, undoubtedly aggravates the sufferings of the slaves of other regions.
The result, of course, of such faulty diagnosis will be that the treatment applied as a remedy aggravates the mischief already done.
Of course a light creance may be attached to the bagged bird, and the carrying prevented, but this aggravates the dissimilarity between the sham quarry and the one which was put in.
In its living history it is a contradiction in itself, and its movement of accumulation provides a solution to the conflict and aggravates it at the same time.
You cannot root them out by probing; that simply aggravates them.
This is a gravamen grievous to bear, and greatly aggravates the difficulty.
Work or exercise usually aggravatesthe case and may cause congestion and inflammation of important body organs.
Soul was to suffer, if not eternal Damnation, at least a long Course of Penance in Purgatory; which aggravates the Circumstances of his Brother's Barbarity.
It constantly stimulates the flow of saliva and certainlyaggravates disturbances of digestion during which the sucking habit is likely to be practised.
Such a course only prolongs and aggravates the disturbance.
With a moderate looseness of the bowels in an older child, solid food should be stopped, and boiled milk given diluted with gruel; the child should be kept perfectly quiet, as walking about always aggravates such a disturbance.
The principle of usury greatly aggravatesthis tendency.
That the present distribution is inequitable and unfair; that it gives the capitalist an undue advantage over the laborer; that it aggravates the difference in conditions, seems generally admitted.
Usury suspends this beneficent law andaggravates the evil, making the differences in condition permanent and increasing them.
Any attempt to move the parts very much aggravates the patient’s suffering.
It is useless to deny all knowledge of it and only aggravates your offence.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aggravates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
