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Adjective: mitigated  'mi-ti,gey-tid
  1. Made less severe or intense
    "he gladly accepted the mitigated penalty"
Verb: mitigate  'mi-ti,geyt
  1. To temper
    "mitigating circumstances"
     
  2. (law) lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of
    "The circumstances mitigate the crime";
    - extenuate, palliate

See also: alleviated, eased, lessened, quenched, relieved, slaked

Type of: decrease, excuse, lessen, minify, rationalise [Brit], rationalize

Antonym: unmitigated

Encyclopedia: Mitigated

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