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aggrege

aggrege verb: to make heavy; to aggravate, make graver.

Verb

aggrege (third-person singular simple present aggreges, present participle aggreging, simple past and past participle aggreged)

  1. (transitive) To make heavy; to aggravate, make graver.

Forms of aggrege

third-person singular presentaggreges
present participleaggreging
past participleaggreged
pastaggreged
alternative formaggredge

Origin of aggrege

From Old French agreger, from Vulgar Latin *aggraviō, variant of Classical Latin aggravō. Doublet of aggravate and aggrieve.

Questions about aggrege

What does aggrege mean?
Aggrege means to make heavy; to aggravate, make graver.
What part of speech is aggrege?
Aggrege is a verb.
What is the past tense of aggrege?
The past tense of aggrege is aggreged.

Words near aggrege in the dictionary

  1. aggregatively
  2. aggregativity
  3. aggregator
  4. aggregators
  5. aggregatory
  6. aggrege
  7. aggreged
  8. aggreges
  9. aggregesome
  10. aggreging
  11. aggregogenic

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