Definition: The word "acerbating" in English means to strengthen, counteract, or correct. It can also mean to use harshly to make someone or something feel bad, especially by attacking its core or essence. In general, a "acerbator" is a person or thing that weakens another's character, reputation, or influence. The opposite of a "acerbator" is a "benefactor," which is someone who strengthens the character of a person or thing through kindness, support, or encouragement. For example, a friend may be an "acerbator" because they encourage you to do things that you would never have done on your own. On the other hand, if someone is a benefactor, it means that they give help and assistance without expecting anything in return.