"nonaggravating" meaning in English

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          "text": "Placing the nine factors on a scale, I conclude that the six aggravating factors significantly outweigh the three nonaggravating factors, thus supporting the imposition of an enhanced sanction.",
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          "text": "It is recommended patients first try pressing in from of the TMJ, because this is a quick nonaggravating maneuver.",
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          "text": "Nonaggravating aerobic activities such as bicycling, upper body ergometry, or swimming may be used to maintain cardiovascular conditioning.",
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