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In a work setting, 'aggravate' is like when a colleague keeps making the same mistake and you feel it's on purpose,more than just irritating, it feels like they're testing your patience

When someone says 'quietened' in a relationship context, it might sound like one person has shut the other down, not with words, but with a look or silence, like the quiet one is the real talker now

For older generations, 'woozy' can be a perfect word to describe how they feel after taking too many pills at once,foggy, a bit shaky, and not sure if they're standing or sitting

On social media, 'aggravate' can show up in comments when someone posts about a trending topic and all the replies are passive-aggressive, like the post aggravates the commenters into action

In a family setting, 'aggravate' might come up when a kid does something small and annoying, but it gets blown out of proportion because the parent has had a rough day and no one else is doing the dishes