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Adjective
Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous
“Later that night, when taken to Manchester Royal Infirmary for treatment to a hand, she was not psychiatrically assessed despite her agitated condition and was allowed home.”
Adjective
Feeling overwhelming fear or worry
“… by the time they finally showed up, long after midnight, we'd become so agitated that we never did get to sleep that night.”
Verb
Simple past tense for to make a series of small irregular or violent movements
“With a semisolid or solid manure storage, manure can be hauled when ever time allows without planning ahead to agitate the storage as is required with liquid storages.”
Verb
Simple past tense for to excite, disturb, or trouble
“Undoubtedly, my observations will once again agitate a few people who will tell me that I should get behind U.S. automakers instead of criticizing them.”
Verb
Simple past tense for campaign to arouse public concern about an issue in the hope of prompting action
“The women had begun to agitate for better conditions.”
Verb
Past participle for to make a series of small irregular or violent movements
“With a semisolid or solid manure storage, manure can be hauled when ever time allows without planning ahead to agitate the storage as is required with liquid storages.”
Verb
Past participle for to excite, disturb, or trouble
“Undoubtedly, my observations will once again agitate a few people who will tell me that I should get behind U.S. automakers instead of criticizing them.”
Verb
Past participle for campaign to arouse public concern about an issue in the hope of prompting action
“The women had begun to agitate for better conditions.”
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