Pronunciation: /ˈmɪtəˌɡeɪtɪŋ/
verb mitigating is a verb form of the word mitigate, which means to make less severe, serious, or painful
A1 I am mitigating my fear of spiders by learning more about them.
A2 She is mitigating the effects of the sun by wearing sunscreen.
B1 The company is mitigating the risks of cyber attacks by investing in cybersecurity measures.
B2 The government is mitigating the impact of climate change by implementing new environmental policies.
C1 The doctor is mitigating the patient's pain with a combination of medication and physical therapy.
C2 The organization is mitigating potential conflicts within the team by promoting open communication and conflict resolution training.
formal The company implemented various mitigating measures to reduce the impact of the economic downturn.
informal We're trying to come up with some mitigating strategies for the upcoming project.
slang Let's figure out some ways to mitigate the damage before it gets worse.
figurative She saw his smile as a mitigating factor in her otherwise stressful day.
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