mitigated

Examples

• All

• You know, there was a slight confusion and people mentioned it in their reports, but Harry says it that the press portrayed the day as a mitigated disaster.

• And David Hume is a sort of mitigated, or as he's going to call it, academic skeptic of sorts.

• As you get older your risk will not be mitigated by deadlifts because the biggest risk as you get older is falling.

• So, so that is one kind of mitigating tactic to this.

• It can give life in prison even if it finds no mitigating factors.

• And bosons are force mitigating particles, OK?

• Exercise, sun, mitigating caffeine, cutting out alcohol.

• So she gets up in front of the judge, shows remorse and she's got all these mitigating circumstances.

• The new policy mitigated the impact of the economic downturn on small businesses.

• She took steps that mitigated the pain after her knee surgery.

Synonyms

A

attenuated

vsmitigated

4 7.2

Made weaker or less strong

lowers overall severity or harshness rather than only physical force

L

lessened

vsmitigated

2 2.1

Smaller in amount, degree, or strength

focuses on reducing seriousness and harshness rather than just size

E

eased

vsmitigated

1 1.9

Made less painful or easier to deal with

acts more broadly to lessen severity or harshness across situations

A

attenuate

vsmitigated

1 8.2

Less strong or intense

expresses general reduction of severity and harshness in many cases

A

alleviated

vsmitigated

1 4.2

Less strong pain or worry so it is easier to bear

applies to any harm by lowering severity or harshness

Antonyms

A

aggravated

• Formal

57 7.4

More serious because of things like violence or intent

U

unmitigated

19 7.7

Complete, without anything that makes it less

E

to exacerbating

1 7.5

To make a problem or feeling worse

How Mitigated

mitigated

1 4.8

unmitigated

19 7.7

Surface Forms

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Etymology