No. 2,059 in Spanish
agravada
"Aggravated" or "worsened."
In a sentence
La situación de salud del paciente se ha agravada después de no recibir tratamiento.
The patient's health situation has worsened after not receiving treatment.
Here, 'agravada' indicates the worsening condition of the patient's health.
La carga económica se volvió más agravada debido a los gastos inesperados.
The economic burden became more aggravated due to unexpected expenses.
In this context, 'agravada' describes the increased severity of the economic burden.
La disputa entre las familias se ha hecho más agravada por malentendidos.
The dispute between the families has been made worse by misunderstandings.
Here, 'agravada' is used to refer to the worsening of a relationship or interaction (the family dispute).
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