agudization

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noun

Exacerbation, worsening.

OriginSpanish agudización →
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Meanings

nounagudization (uncountable)
  1. rareuncountableExacerbation, worsening.

    This might be correlated to the agudization of the economic crisis and the negative effects of the redistributive reforms of the Government.

    1975, Luis Alberto Chirinos, Labor Conflict and Collective Bargaining in Peru: 1970-1975, page 48

Origin

  1. Spanishagudización
  2. Englishagudization

From Spanish agudización.

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Chicago

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