Aggravate

Adding more salt will aggravate the already salty taste.

The politician's statements only served to aggravate the tensions between the two countries.

The defense lawyer cross-examined the witness to aggravate their credibility.

The media has been trying to aggravate the public's opinion against the accused.

He didn't mean to aggravate his friend but his words made it seem like he did.

His lack of punctuality is beginning to aggravate his boss.

Please don't aggravate your sister while she's studying.

His overbearing behavior is starting to aggravate his girlfriend.

The doctor warned his patient not to aggravate his injury by overexerting himself.

Please don't aggravate the situation by adding your own opinions.

The politician tried to aggravate his rival's argument with false information.

The rainy weather could aggravate the flooding in low-lying areas.

Wearing tight-fitting shoes can aggravate bunions.

The defendant's past criminal record could aggravate his sentence.

The opposing team's coach tried to aggravate our star player by trash-talking him.

The journalist tried to aggravate the politician with his questions.

The teacher accused the student of cheating, trying to aggravate their guilt.

The detective tried to aggravate the suspect into confessing.

The politician's comments only served to aggravate the existing tensions between the two countries.

The misbehaving child continued to aggravate the other passengers on the plane.

The lack of proper maintenance will aggravate the wear and tear on the machine.

The loud music is starting to aggravate my headache.

Failing to follow the instructions can aggravate the problem.

Applying too much pressure can aggravate a sprained ankle.

The constant interruptions from his phone calls aggravate his productivity.

The delay in our flight has only served to aggravate my already nervous state.

The addition of more sugar will aggravate the already high-calorie content of the drink.

The company's decision to downsize will only aggravate the job market.

The high pollution levels in the city can aggravate respiratory problems.

The economic downturn could aggravate poverty levels in the country.

Her constant nagging only served to aggravate the problem.

Please don't aggravate the situation by bringing up past mistakes.

Ignoring warning signs can aggravate an already dangerous situation.

Using harsh chemicals can aggravate skin irritation.

The new policy will aggravate the financial burden on small businesses.

Please don't aggravate the tension by bringing up old conflicts.

Ignoring a toothache can aggravate the problem.

His constant interruptions aggravate me during the meetings.

The overuse of chemicals in farming practices can aggravate the soil.

The use of pesticides can aggravate the fertility of the land over time.

Neglecting crop rotation can aggravate the land.

Overuse of water resources can aggravate the land.

Failing to address the issue promptly will only aggravate the problem.

The constant use of heavy machinery can aggravate the land.

The long lines at the airport always aggravate me.

Excessive grazing of livestock can aggravate the land.

His constant interruptions during the meeting were beginning to aggravate the attendees.

The construction project will aggravate the land and nearby waterways.

The prosecutor attempted to aggravate the witness's statement to implicate the defendant.

Adding salt to a wound can aggravate the pain.