- To be aggravating. - "To be aggravating."

To be aggravating. "To be aggravating."

- Shut up. - To be aggravating.

Political tensions continue to be aggravated.

Such losses could be aggravated by the erosion of preferences.

- "To be aggravating. " Chill out, man. I'm watching the game.

- "To be aggravating." Chill out, man. I'm watching the game.

Counsel also alleges that the author's punishment is being aggravated by these conditions.

It has not abated but rather seems to be aggravated with time.

In Malta, violence in the domestic sphere is considered to be aggravated crime and conviction attracted enhanced penalties.