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mitigateMeaning:
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yatıştırmak, azaltmak
The harshness of Ukraine's laws is mitigated by the fact that one doesn't have to obey them.
This law mitigates the negative effects of economic recessions.
Reducing deforestation is one way to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
And he thought he mitigated the effects of Global Warming by not using plastic bags.
The interpreter tries to provide a mitigated definition.
I don't know whether we can fix the problem, but we can mitigate its effects.
Algeria needs to mitigate its vulnerabilities.
The severity of the laws is mitigated by the nonbinding nature of their implementation.
“Now all countries must develop that same muscle memory and invest in the measures that will prevent, control and mitigate the next crisis,” Tedros said.
Friendly words will mitigate their fury.
Added on 2014-07-21 | by
m1gin |
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