Synonyms for mitigated
mit·i·gat·ed

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1. mitigatedadjective

   made less severe or intense

   "he gladly accepted the mitigated penalty"

   Antonyms:
   flaming(a), perfect(a), blinking(a), utter(a), everlasting(a), arrant(a), pure(a), unmitigated, bodacious, fucking(a), bally(a), undiminished, sodding(a), unrelieved, complete(a), double-dyed(a), crashing(a), gross(a), consummate(a), stark(a), staring(a), thoroughgoing(a), unadulterated, bloody(a), blooming(a)

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1. List of paraphrases for "mitigated":

   attenuated, alleviated, mitigate, tempered, lessened, dimmed, reduced, eased, minimized, abated, mitigable, softened, diminished, ameliorated, dampened, offset, smoothed, moderated, amortized

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1. Defense Secretary James Mattis:

   If President Donald Trump is suitably tough on Putin about what President Donald Trump's doing in Syria, Ukraine, North Korea and in the cyber realm, then I would say concerns about timing would be greatly mitigated.

2. Robert Faris:

   Kids who were experiencing some conflict on social media, be it with a friend or schoolmate, had very elevated levels of distress but that experience was mitigated if their parents were highly involved with monitoring their accounts, so parent monitoring effectively erased the negative effects of online conflicts.

3. Baskut Tuncak:

   The lack of information when needed -- information that could have mitigated or perhaps even prevented this disaster -- is truly tragic, moreover, the reported restrictions on public access to health and safety information and freedom of the press in the aftermath are deeply disturbing, particularly to the extent it risks increasing the number of victims of this disaster.

4. Ted Wheeler:

   With strategic planning and oversight, the Portland Police Bureau and I mitigated confrontation between the two events and minimized the impact of the weekend’s events to Portlanders, in the past, these same groups have clashed with extremely violent and destructive results. This time, violence was contained to the groups of people who chose to engage in violence toward each other. The community at large was not harmed and the broader public was protected. Property damage was minimal.

5. Tom Collier:

   It just demonstrates that there are major adverse impacts from this project that need to be mitigated. And in some cases... in my view, can not be mitigated.