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AGGRAVATION (from
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Lat. ad, increasing, and gravis, heavy)  , the making anything graver or more serious, especially of offences; also used as synonymous with " irritation . In the
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canon
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law "
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aggravation " was a
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form of ecclesiastical censure, threatening
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excommunication after three disregarded admonitions .

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