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exacerbation

/ɪɡˌzæs.əˈbeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل تفاقم المشكلة أو المرض أو أعراضه، أو على حالة الانفعال والغضب الشديد.

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noun

/ɪɡˌzæs.əˈbeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل تفاقم المشكلة أو المرض أو أعراضه، أو على حالة الانفعال والغضب الشديد.

A noun referring to the act of making a problem, disease, or its symptoms more severe, or a state of violent and bitter exasperation.

غير معدود

  1. Worsening of a problem or conditionB2formalmedical

    The act or process of making a problem, illness, or its symptoms more severe or intense.

    arتفاقم

    • The patient's exacerbation of asthma required immediate hospitalization.
    • The company's financial problems saw an exacerbation due to the economic downturn.
    • Stress can lead to an exacerbation of chronic pain symptoms.
    • The conflict caused an exacerbation of tensions between the two groups.

    المرادفاتaggravationdeteriorationflare-upintensificationrelapseworsening

    الأضدادalleviationameliorationimprovementmitigationreliefremission

  2. Intense irritation or angerC1formal

    A state of extreme irritation, bitterness, or exasperation; often marked by outbursts of anger.

    arشدة الغضب والانفعال

    • His exacerbation was visible as he slammed the door after the argument.
    • The constant delays led to an exacerbation of his normally calm demeanor.
    • She spoke with exacerbation, unable to hide her frustration with the bureaucracy.
    • The exacerbation in his voice suggested he had reached his limit.

    المرادفاتangerbitternesscholerexasperationfuryireirritationragevexationwrath

    الأضدادcalmnesscomposureserenity

الصيغ
  • exacerbations plural form
  • exacerbations' possessive plural form
  • exacerbation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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