Synonyms for compounded
com·pound·ed

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1. compoundedadjective

   combined into or constituting a chemical compound

   Antonyms:
   uncombined

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1. List of paraphrases for "compounded":

   aggravated, exacerbated, worsened, complicated, accentuated, composed, deepened, amplified

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1. Eddy Njoroge:

   Water security is likely to pose a bigger challenge as climate change leads to less water in the dry season and heavier deluges in the rainy season, this is compounded by population growth that reduces the amount of water available per head.

2. Andrew McFarlane:

   It is an abuse which has been compounded by the manner in which the father has contested these allegations and instructed his lawyers. Despite the weight of evidence, the fact of hacking was never conceded, nor was the fact that such hacking had been by Pegasus.

3. George Ratiu:

   Amid clear signs that affordability is curbing demand, some homeowners may fear that they missed the market's peak, with real estate markets still contending with significant under building, compounded by construction companies slashing single-family starts, the transition toward balance is losing steam.

4. Elaine Pearson:

   This horrific news was compounded by the junta's failure to notify the men's families, who learned about the executions through the junta's media reports.

5. Jerry Nadler:

   I have long believed that the criminalization of marijuana has been a mistake, and the racially disparate enforcement of marijuana laws has only compounded this mistake, with serious consequences, particularly for communities of color.