exacerbate

But Cantor also exacerbated things by failing at attempts to play internal politics within the Republican Party of Virginia.

And by reason of his exacerbated temper he became the most personal writer of his generation.

The scene of the night before, which ought to have exacerbated his senses, produced exactly the opposite effect.

The pains are not exacerbated at night, but, on the contrary, are often more severe by day.

It exacerbated the feelings of the nation's largest minority toward the Army and multiplied demands for change.

What exacerbated his feeling about Mrs. Harrowdean was a new line she had recently taken with regard to Mrs. Britling.