Definition
Definition of agitating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionprovoking anger or resentment
- His agitating remarks sparked a heated debate.
2.
psychologycausing emotional or mental disturbance
- The agitating news left everyone in shock.
3.
motionTECH. causing physical movement or shakingTECH.
- The agitating machine made the whole room vibrate.
Origin of agitating
Latin, agitare (to set in motion)
Terms with agitating included in their meaning
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Examples of agitating in a sentence
Her agitating behavior upset the entire group. The agitating speech stirred unrest among the crowd. Her agitating behavior made everyone uncomfortable. The agitating wind shook the trees violently. The agitating blender mixed the ingredients thoroughly.
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- French:agitant, perturbant, ...
- German:aufwieglerisch, aufwühlend, ...
- Italian:provocatorio, agitante, ...
- Spanish:provocador, perturbador, ...
- Portuguese:provocador, perturbador, ...
- Chinese:煽动性的, 令人不安的, ...
- Japanese:挑発的な, 動揺させる, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَفِزّ, مُقلِق, ...
- Hebrew:מַרְגִּיז, מַדְאִיג, ...
- Russian:провокационный, тревожный, ...
- Ukrainian:провокаційний, тривожний, ...
- Hindi:भड़काऊ, विचलितकारी, ...
Definition of agitate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
campaigningintr. campaign to arouse public concernintr.
- They agitate for better environmental policies..
2.
disturb emotionallytr. make someone nervous or troubledtr.
- The loud noises tend to agitate the dog..
3.
physical movementtr./intr. shake or stir vigorouslytr./intr.
- Agitate the bottle before opening.
Expressions with agitate
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actively campaign to achieve a specific goal
They agitate for better working conditions at the factory.
Origin of agitate
Latin, agitare (to set in motion)
Examples of agitate in a sentence
Activists agitate to raise awareness about climate change. His constant questions agitate her. The uncertainty began to agitate the residents. Agitate the mixture until it becomes smooth. The washing machine agitates the clothes thoroughly.
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- French:faire campagne, agiter, ...
- German:agitieren, aufregen, ...
- Italian:fare campagna, agitare, ...
- Spanish:hacer campaña, agitar, ...
- Portuguese:fazer campanha, agitar, ...
- Chinese:鼓动, 使烦躁, ...
- Japanese:扇動する, 動揺させる, ...
- Arabic:حَرَّضَ, هَيَّج, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסְעִיר, לְהַרְגִּיז, ...
- Russian:возбуждать, тревожить, ...
- Ukrainian:агітувати, хвилювати, ...
- Hindi:आंदोलन करना, बेचैन करना, ...
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