əˈgrēv also aˈ- transitive verb
( -ed/-ing/-s )
Etymology: Middle English agreven, from Middle French agrever, from Latin aggravare to make heavy — more at aggravate
1. : to give pain, sorrow, or trouble to : grieve , distress
I was aggrieved it did not include so notable a plant — Andrew Young
2. : to inflict injury upon : oppress , wrong
provisions should be made for recourse to the courts by parties who may be aggrieved by such orders — S.T.Powell
Synonyms: see wrong