No. 9,375 in Spanish
agravado
"Agravado" means "aggravated" or "made worse" in English.
In a sentence
El juez consideró el crimen como agravado debido a las circunstancias.
The judge considered the crime as aggravated due to the circumstances.
Here, 'agravado' is used as an adjective describing the crime, indicating that its severity or gravity is increased due to certain factors.
Al escuchar la noticia, su estado de ánimo agravado se hizo evidente.
Upon hearing the news, his aggravated mood became evident.
In this sentence, 'agravado' describes the worsened or intensified condition of someone's mood.
El clima agravado por la tormenta dificultaba el avance del viaje.
The weather, aggravated by the storm, made the journey's progress difficult.
'Agravado' here is employed to describe the intensified or worsened state of the weather due to the storm.
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