aggrege

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verb

To make heavy; to aggravate, make graver.

OriginOld French agreger ← Vulgar Latin *aggraviō ← Latin aggravō →
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Meanings

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

present singular third person aggreges · participle present aggreging · participle past aggreged · past aggreged · alternative aggredge

  1. transitiveTo make heavy; to aggravate, make graver.

Origin

  1. Latinaggravō
  2. Vulgar Latin*aggraviō
  3. Old Frenchagreger
  4. Englishaggrege

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

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