agravarei

Agravarei is the first-person singular form of the Portuguese verb agravar in the future indicative, meaning "I will aggravate" or "I will worsen" something. It is not a noun or a proper name, but a verb form used to describe a future action by the speaker.

As a regular -ar verb, agravar follows the standard conjugation pattern in the futuro do presente: eu agravarei, tu agravarás, ele agravará, nós agravaremos, vós agravareis, eles agravarán. The base stem is agrav-, and the ending -ei is added for eu.

Etymology: agravar derives from Latin aggravāre, from gravis "heavy," with a prefix that intensifies meaning, giving the sense of making something heavier or more burdensome.

Usage: Agravarei appears in formal or written Portuguese to express that the speaker will cause or contribute to worsening a situation. Example: Se eu não agir, agravarei o problema. Note that different contexts use other tenses and moods—such as subjunctive or conditional—to express hypotheticals or different aspects. It is not used as a noun or name.