Aggravate Pronunciation 100% correct. (American & British English)

Aggravate is a 9 letters and 3 syllables word. Aggravate IPA transcription is /ˈæɡ-rə-veɪt/ in British and American English. Aggravate pronounced like (AG-ruh-vayt) in the both English. Follow this breakdown below and pronounce Aggravate correctly: [This breakdown for UK and US English]

First syllable: (AG) pronounce with stressed; (A) like in 'hat' and (G) like in 'give.'

Second syllable: (ruh) pronounce with unstressed; (r) in 'run' and (uh) in 'sofa.'

Third syllable: (vayt) pronounce with unstressed; (v) like in 'vase,' (ay) like in 'say,' and (t) like in 'town.'

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