Mitigative
Pronunciation: /ˈmiˈtɪɡˈˌeɪˌtiaɪˈvi/
Mitigative (adj)
- Helping to make something less severe, especially a problem, danger, or bad effect.
- Used for actions or measures that reduce the strength or seriousness of an effect.
- Showing a tendency to make a situation feel less harsh or less painful.
Mitigative (adjective)
Examples
- The team used mitigative steps to reduce harm during the test.
- We need mitigative actions to reduce harm in the workplace.