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agitating

verb form (agitating), the -ing form of «agitate»; adjective (agitating — rare)

«agitating» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Making someone worried or upset. tree →
Shaking or stirring a liquid. tree →
Campaigning loudly for a change. tree →

In the lessons

Used in history («agitating for reform»), in science («keep agitating the mixture»), and in stories. Phrases: «agitating for».

Examples

They were agitating for cleaner rivers. tree →
Keep agitating the mixture until it is smooth. tree →
The waiting was agitating for everyone. tree →
Protesters were agitating outside. tree →
The tumble dryer is agitating the clothes. tree →
Stop agitating your brother! tree →

Note

The -ing form of agitate. «Agitating for» something means pushing for it publicly.

On Mova

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