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To be triggering a passionate feeling or reaction

Present participle for to rise and fall rhythmically or spasmodically, sometimes violently

Present participle for to render turbid by stirring up the dregs or sediment of

Present participle for to form or contain a rising or overflowing mass of small bubbles

Present participle for to cause to become angry

Present participle for to shake or vibrate jerkily or nervously

Present participle for to physically agitate or stir up

The interruption of a settled and peaceful condition

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Verb

To be triggering a passionate feeling or reaction

working into lather

feeding the fire

setting in motion

putting in motion

translating into

contributing to

bringing to pass

lighting a fire under

pressurizing^US

bringing into being

firing the imagination of

pressurising^UK

calling into being

prevailing upon

making possible

firing the enthusiasm of

revitalizing^US

sowing the seeds of

revitalising^UK

fanning the flames of

starting the ball rolling

trying to persuade

firing with enthusiasm

getting someone going

materializing^US

crystallizing^US

pushing forward

twisting someone's arm

having a hand in

coming into being

coming into existence

rationalizing^US

raising your spirits

giving a shot in the arm to

giving shot in arm

getting things rolling

having a part in

being responsible for

putting pressure on

putting in place

using pressure on

acting as a stimulus to

giving incentive to

materialising^UK

crystallising^UK

giving incentive

bringing around

rationalising^UK

putting a bomb under

bringing on oneself

breathing life into

giving a boost to

putting life into

having as a consequence

having as a result

raising spirits

acting as an incentive to

adding fuel to the flames

getting smoking

giving one an idea

raising the morale of

stimulating spiritually

giving confidence to

boosting morale

lifting the spirits of

stiffening the resolve of

playing a part in

building a fire under

giving a shot in the arm

giving someone a kick

putting the heat on

putting the screws on

railroading into

bulldozing into

setting on foot

causing to appear

acting as a incentive to

giving the incentive to

coming out with

playing a role in

being a factor in

whetting one's appetite

opening the door for

causing to happen

being partly responsible for

having the effect of

carrying through

oiling the wheels of

causing to occur

leaving the door open to

giving new life to

breathing new life into

making compulsory

laying the foundations of

laying the first stone of

getting in operation

getting off the ground

getting the ball rolling

getting something functioning

getting under way

getting something working

setting the ball rolling

pulling strings with

putting on cloud nine

putting on top of the world

giving a lift to

letting the sun shine in

snapping out of it

giving birth to

bringing pressure to bear on

carrying weight with

cutting any ice with

making yourself felt with

bringing pressure to bear upon

becoming established

becoming apparent

discombobulating

fanning the fire

agitating against

causing anxiety to

giving someone grief

pushing buttons

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“She felt the dark curtain of gloom roil her again.”

Verb

Present participle for to rise and fall rhythmically or spasmodically, sometimes violently

“I sit awake in the night, watching the sea roil, listening to the stones roll in the surf, longing to move into one of these lonely houses.”

Verb

Present participle for to render turbid by stirring up the dregs or sediment of

“They were scooping out depressions by tail action so vigorously applied as to roil the clear water above them.”

Verb

Present participle for to form or contain a rising or overflowing mass of small bubbles

“A thick black mass of clouds has appeared on the horizon, and the ocean is starting to roil and froth.”

Verb

Present participle for to cause to become angry

antagonizing^US

rubbing up the wrong way

driving up the wall

antagonising^UK

getting your goat

rubbing the wrong way

getting on your nerves

making someone see red

getting under your skin

hacking you off

making your blood boil

getting your back up

giving someone the hump

getting on one's nerves

putting your back up

sending into a rage

driving to distraction

getting in your hair

raising your hackles

getting your dander up

giving someone the pip

getting on your wick

making somebody's hackles rise

driving round the bend

making you see red

driving round the twist

ruffling one's feathers

getting your hackles up

trying your patience

rubbing you up the wrong way

scandalizing^US

scandalising^UK

getting a rise out of

driving you up the wall

rattling someone's cage

getting across someone

sticking in one's craw

driving bananas

trying the patience of

setting one's teeth on edge

getting up someone's nose

giving someone grief

breathing down someone's neck

getting someone

losing one's temper

discountenancing

irritating greatly

taking a rise out of

hitting where one lives

working into lather

making you angry

causing offense to

making indignant

putting someone's nose out of joint

causing offence to

giving offence to

cutting to the quick

driving you round the bend

driving you crazy

driving you to distraction

making somebody's blood boil

driving you round the twist

driving you out of your mind

getting on the wrong side of

making an enemy of somebody

causing annoyance to

causing resentment to

causing offense

hurting somebody's feelings

giving a hard time

offending morals of

filling with loathing

discombobulating

causing suffering

causing anguish

treading on someone's toes

pushing the buttons of

giving the cold shoulder

giving a zinger

thumbing nose at

giving a bad time

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“The President wished to avoid complicating this core objective by carrying out at the same time a quest for intelligence consolidation that was bound to roil the military brass.”

Verb

Present participle for to shake or vibrate jerkily or nervously

Verb

Present participle for to physically agitate or stir up

Noun

The interruption of a settled and peaceful condition

pressurization^US

pressurisation^UK

sticking one's oar in

being rubbed up the wrong way

victimisation^UK

victimization^US

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