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The Swedish term "reta, förvärra" matches the English term "exasperate"

other swedish words that include "reta" : english :
företag och organisationer agencies
aptitretande medel appetizer
välsmakande, aptitretande, aptitlig appetizing
bretagne britany
bretagne brittany
företag companies
lag, firma, bolag, företag, sällskap, kompani company
företags company's
uppreta enrage
företag, företagsamhet enterprise
vågstycke, företag enterprises
företagsam enterprising
retas excites
spännande, retande exciting
företag firms
uppreta, rökelse incense
uppretad, retade irritated
retas irritates
retande irritating
klyvare, streta emot jib
skrattretande laughable
företal, förord preface
förarga, förtörna, reta, framkalla provoke
samla, retas med, rally rally
reta, vecka, krås ruffle
sekretariat secretariat
upppiggande, retande stimulating
sträva, streta, strida strive
kamp, kämpa, strida, streta struggle
företagsförvärv takeover
reta, pina tantalize
retas med, reta, käxa tease
tretal triad
other swedish words that include "förvärra" : english :
förbittra, förvärra exacerbate
förvärra make worse
förvärra worsen
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