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mitigating

• a tendency to behave in a particular way or like a particular thing, especially something bad

• lessening

• disease or weakness

• having an extremely important effect on the way something develops

pathology

• disease or weakness

• a disease of the throat

• social or cultural environment

• a period of history, especially one in which important events take place

pharyngitis

• coming between two other stages, levels, etc.

• differing from each other or from a standard

• disease or weakness

• a disease of the throat

pivotal

• imagined rather than based on facts

• to reduce the pain or trouble of something: to make something less painful, difficult, or severe

• a tendency to behave in a particular way or like a particular thing, especially something bad

• having an extremely important effect on the way something develops

proclivity

• a period of history, especially one in which important events take place

• having an extremely important effect on the way something develops

• a tendency to behave in a particular way or like a particular thing, especially something bad

• differing from each other or from a standard

alleviate

• to reside in a certain place without being active

• to reduce the pain or trouble of something: to make something less painful, difficult, or severe

• reproduce, to produce young plants or animals

• having the shape or form of a curve that goes around a central tube or cone shape in the form of a spiral

milieu

• social or cultural environment

• a period of history, especially one in which important events take place

• differing from each other or from a standard

• connection or obedience

epoch

• to turn or twist

• imagined rather than based on facts

• the process or period of time in which harmful bacteria or viruses increase in size or number in a person's or animal's body

• a period of history, especially one in which important events take place

fanciful

• unrealistically large or small

• imagined rather than based on facts

• differing from each other or from a standard

divergent

• incorrect

• differing from each other or from a standard

• depending on something that may or may not happen in the future

• very serious and dangerous; tending or likely to grow and spread in a rapid and uncontrolled way that can cause death