Militate vs Mitigate
Militate: to have a substantial effect; weigh heavily
a. Harry’s speaking ill of others in the company militates against his own reputation amongst the others.
b. Narendra Modi’s speech at India Gate militated the people around.
Mitigate: making something less impactful or reducing the severity
a. NGO’s try to mitigate misery in the world.
b. Scientists are trying to mitigate risk against the recent meteor shower risk.
Read the following sentences and fill in the blanks with the right word. 1. Many schools turn to fundraising to ____________ (militate / mitigate) their shortcomings.
View Answer / Hide Answer2. A leader’s job is to __________ (militate / mitigate) his team members through his actions and words.
View Answer / Hide Answer3. Risk can never be eliminated, it can just be ______________ (militated / mitigated).
View Answer / Hide Answer4. The rise of dollar value __________ (militated / mitigated) the total exports of the fiscal year.
View Answer / Hide Answer5. Disaster management education imparts students the knowledge of how to ____________ (militate / mitigate) risk at the time of calamities.
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