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- AGGRAVATING Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Aggravate can mean both "to make worse or more serious" and "to make angry or irritated especially by bothering again and again," but writers for most of the 20th century were advised against the latter, and this meaning is still not encountered frequently in formal contexts
- Rule 4. 421. Circumstances in aggravation - California Courts
In determining whether to impose the upper term for a criminal offense, the court may consider as an aggravating factor that a defendant has suffered one or more prior convictions, based on a certified record of conviction
- AGGRAVATING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
aggravating adjective (MAKING WORSE) law formal or specialized making something worse, such as a crime:
- Aggravating - definition of aggravating by The Free Dictionary
To make worse or more troublesome: aggravate political tensions; aggravate a medical condition 2 To annoy or exasperate: The child's whining aggravated me See Synonyms at annoy [Latin aggravāre, aggravāt- : ad-, ad- + gravāre, to burden (from gravis, heavy; see g w erə- in Indo-European roots) ] ag′gra·va′tor n
- AGGRAVATING Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
AGGRAVATING definition: causing or full of aggravation See examples of aggravating used in a sentence
- California Rules of Court 4. 421: Circumstances in Aggravation
The most straightforward aggravating factors address the severity of the offense A crime involving serious violence, the infliction or threat of great bodily harm, or conduct showing a high degree of cruelty or callousness is treated as more serious than a typical offense
- Aggravating Factors in California | 225 Broadway Suite 1740, San Diego . . .
Aggravating factors in criminal cases are elements or circumstances that increase the severity or culpability of a criminal act They’re considered by courts while deciding penalties, potentially leading toward harsher sentencing
- Aggravate - Usage, Meaning Examples - GRAMMARIST
“Aggravate” is usually a verb but can also be an adjective In verb form, it means to make a situation or problem even worse than it already is, like poking a hornet’s nest Did you need to do it? No And by poking it, you’re aggravating it, aka making it worse
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