How to spell AGERVATE correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "agervate", there are a few correct suggestions to consider. The correct term is "aggravate", which means to make a situation more intense or irritating. Furthermore, alternative words like "irritate", "annoy" or "provoke" may also fit the context better, depending on the intended meaning.

• aggravate I don't want to aggravate the situation any further.
• enervate The negativity from yesterday's incident continued to enervate her throughout the day.

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• started
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