Synonyms for exacerbates
ex·ac·er·bates

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1. snowballs

   the use of the word "snowball" can also apply to a situation intensifying or accelerating into a bigger situation.

   the small untruth that the boy told snowballed into a huge web of lies.

   Submitted by rinat on August 15, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "exacerbates":

   aggravates, worsens, exacerbate, heightens, accentuates, deepens, intensifies, increases

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1. Mickaela Bradford:

   You talk to any transgender person that has to travel across states, we are doubly prepared for stares, for violence, for looking for all of our escape exits at all times, there's a heightened level of violence in this country against transgender people in all settings and so [ the overturning of Roe ] just exacerbates that.

2. George DuPaul:

   You have the usual challenges that are associated with the growing independence of adolescents and the need for independence, but at the same time, a need for structure, you have that tension that you have under typical conditions ... interwoven with symptoms of a mental disorder. It exacerbates both things.

3. Goldsher Irace:

   The selfie indeed promotes or exacerbates body dysmorphia. It is a relatively brand new context in which one can both obsessively analyze themselves and be analyzed by others, what to these celebrities is simply ‘sharing’ or more accurately marketing themselves can become a dangerous image to put out. These selfie images could then contribute to one’s depression, body disorder, anxiety and sense of social standing.

4. Elizabeth Nash:

   People would go to Florida, people would continue to go to Memphis, how many states do you have to cross before you can access abortion services? It exacerbates all the issues weve already seen around taking time off from work and having the money to travel.

5. Mike Brickner:

   The DHS’s decision to partner with private prisons sends a horrible message about profiteering at the expense of individuals seeking asylum, during ICE detention, these people have been subject to abuse and mistreatment. Incentivizing private companies to detain people for profit only exacerbates our criminal justice system problems. To allow more people to be incarcerated for a profit in Ohio sends our state in the wrong direction.