Mitigating Meaning in English

word · lemma: mitigate

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परिभाषा

Reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something. Often used in legal or formal contexts, like 'mitigating circumstances' (facts that lessen how bad something seems).

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Mitigating' is usually an adjective (e.g., 'mitigating factors/circumstances') or the present participle of the verb. Most common in legal/formal writing. 'Mitigate' is the verb. Don't confuse with 'aggravating' (which means making worse).

• Spanish: mitigando - atenuante (factor)
• Portuguese (BR): atenuando - mitigante (fator)
• Portuguese (PT): atenuando - mitigante (fator)
• Chinese (Simplified): 减轻的 - 缓解的
• Chinese (Traditional): 減輕的 - 緩解的
• Hindi: कम करने वाला - शमनकारी
• Arabic: مخفض - عامل مهدئ
• Bengali: উপশমকারী - প্রশমিতকারী
• Russian: смягчающий
• Japanese: 軽減する - 緩和する
• Vietnamese: giảm nhẹ
• Korean: 경감하는 - 완화하는
• Turkish: hafifletici
• Urdu: کمی کرنے والا
• Indonesian: yang mengurangi - yang meredakan

उदाहरण वाक्य

There were mitigating circumstances in the case.

basic

Wearing a helmet is a mitigating measure against injuries.

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The rain is mitigating the effects of the heat.

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He got a lighter sentence because there were several mitigating factors.

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By apologizing, she was mitigating the tension in the room.

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The doctor's quick action was a mitigating factor in the patient's recovery.

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