mitigation

mitigation
mit·i·ga·tion .mit-ə-'gā-shən n
1) the act of mitigating or state of being mitigated <the cure, prevention, or \mitigation of disease (Encyc. Americana)>
2) something that mitigates <a large number of drugs and \mitigations...at the clinic (Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc.)>

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  • mitigation — mit|i|ga|tion [ˌmıtıˈgeıʃən] n [U] 1.) in mitigation law if you say something in mitigation, you try to make someone s crime or mistake seem less serious or show that they were not completely responsible ▪ The captain added, in mitigation, that… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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