a. and sb. rare. [f. L. aggravāt- ppl. stem of aggravā-re (see AGGRAVATE a.) + -IVE.] adj. Of or pertaining to aggravation; tending to aggravate. sb. That which aggravates or tends to aggravate.

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a. 1733.  North, Exam., II. v. 319. We rose up to Oates’s Plot by a Climax of Aggravatives.

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1863.  Sala, Capt. Dang., II. viii. 278. By the endearing aggravative of Jemmy he is … known.

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