Aggravate or Agravate
Learn why “aggravate” is correct and “agravate” is incorrect.
agravate
Incorrect spelling - “Agravate” is a misspelling.
"agravate" is a common misspelling of "aggravate". Always use "aggravate" when referring to the correct word.
aggravate
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Aggravate” means to worsen a situation or annoy someone.
Definition of aggravate
"aggravate": “Aggravate” means to worsen a situation or annoy someone.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for aggravate
- • worsen
- • exacerbate
- • irritate
Usage Examples
"Correct:" This will aggravate the problem.
"Correct:" He tends to aggravate others.
"Correct:" The weather aggravated his condition.
"Incorrect:" This will agravate the problem.
"Incorrect:" He tends to agravate others.
Notes:
- • Spelled with double 'g'.
- • Common mistake: single 'g' is incorrect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Aggravate.
Q: Is 'agravate' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: To worsen or irritate.
Q: Example?
A: Smoking can aggravate asthma.
Q: Common mistake?
A: Using single 'g' instead of double.
Summary
""Aggravate" is correct; 'agravate' is wrong. Means worsen or irritate."