Examples of using Compounded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In reality, it only compounded the problem.
Compounded by the fact that neither of us gets enough sleep.
Now imagine 15 years of compounded experiences.
We gotta keep the fracture isolated or it becomes compounded.
Of course, compounded by the job situation.
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If there were some true permanence in compounded phenomena;
When we say“compounded,” that includes the dimensions of space and time.
In the word"atone," we find the familiar preposition"at" compounded with the base O-N-E.
Interest over 25 years, compounded, that's over two and a half million dollars.
The image would have been a mistake on any day but the fact that lastSunday was Holocaust Memorial Day compounded the error.
This climate of impunity compounded by lawlessness must be ended.”.
According to the November 2017 Ericsson Mobility Report,total mobile data traffic is expected to raise at a compounded annual growth rate of 42 percent.
He was in much adversity, and the thief compounded this by railing on Him. What would you have done?
The problem compounded by the fact that a bully can hide behind a fictitious username, disguising his or her right identity.
Said"IOU", and that I owe him That $10,000 plus compounded interest over the last 20 years.
Your drug use compounded the problem by damaging your heart's ability to contract, causing an arrhythmia.
When dieticians were later accused of being in the pocket of sugar companies,the effect was compounded, and opportunities for dialogue gone.
When you understand that“all compounded things are impermanent,” you are prepared to accept the experience of loss.
The pressure to flee persecution was compounded with a search for greater economic opportunity.
This can be compounded especially if it's a first love or very emotional love, because norepinephrine causes those[happy] memories to be more dominant in the brain.".
Other signs, though, are weaker and need to be compounded by other similar signs before you should make the vital move.
This is one hundred percent compounded from a clean extract that does not contain any remaining filling elements or synthetic substances that develop its appearance and taste.
He came to suspect that the problems of lead poisoning compounded by the effects of scurvy could have been lethal for the Franklin crew.
These falsities are compounded and daily reinforced by a power structure that was manned by individuals who were carefully chosen by your former masters, the Anunnaki.
This means if you're going to be combining both, you risk compounded side effects much like you will be getting compounded benefits.
In the synthesized beliefs compounded from the teachings of revelation and the products of evolution, the God concept is a blend of.
Omitting any reference to Jews was a shocking blunder, compounded by subsequent efforts to justify rather than modify the statement.
We have had 28 percent per year compounded growth in dollars in information technology over the last 50 years.
With a lack of long-term solutions, compounded by a steep deterioration in supplies, demand for emergency fuel grew significantly.
This problem may be further compounded by taking antidepressant medication, which can suppress REM sleep in certain people.