Agitating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGITATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• AGITATE, to stir violently
• make (someone) troubled or nervous
• stir or disturb (something, especially a liquid) briskly
• campaign to arouse public concern about an issue in the hope of prompting action
ADJECTIVE:
• causing or tending to cause anger or resentment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move with a violent, irregular action

Words related to AGITATING

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How to use AGITATING in a sentence

• Afterwards she passed a night of a very agitating kind.
• He was the father of those agitating ideas which spread over Europe and reached America.
• Men will agitate, are agitating already, about the new President, to take away from his thoughts and designs this resolute character which makes their force.
• Marston, in her own room, reviewed the agitating scene through which she had just been so unexpectedly carried.
• The colored people of the town had been for some time agitating their right to teach their own schools, but as yet the claim had not been conceded.
• About a quarter of a mile out there is a sort of boiling, agitating the surface of the sea, and showing some deep trouble in the waters.
• Besides the labour difficulty, which has been so blazed abroad as to obscure the rest, there are really many other questions agitating the village.
• So he exerted himself to interest and amuse her in less agitating ways.
• Even at some extra cost, it should be made possible to secure hot water promptly, and without agitating the whole household, at any reasonable hour of any day of the week.
• After what had been to her a very exciting, agitating conversation with Count Paul, she had unconsciously longed for the cheerful, commonplace talk of Madame Wachner.
• When the slavery question was agitating the country Henry Clay stood for a compromise he believed would help to solve the question.
• The reaction from this agitating scene was little less than despair and collapse.
• Thus at the close of the seventeenth century the subject of the Trinity was agitating the minds of some of the chief divines of the age.
• The dramatic possibilities of the interview with Colonel Doherty were too agitating and too numerous.
• Fitz-Boodle, at once, but did not mention your name for fear of agitating my wife.
• He took up again the congenial work of attacking abuses and agitating for reform, and in 1810 came sharply into collision with the House of Commons.
• While the massive woman was with her Charmian had been unconscious of any agitating, or disturbing influence in her neighborhood.
• Meantime the question of slavery had been agitating the minds of Christian people.
• Here there is no use in agitating oneself, no reason why one should give oneself trouble.
• But their vicinity, while it gave us a feeling of protection, likewise furnished us with a channel of the most exciting and agitating daily communications.
• He felt at that instant all the suspicions of jealousy agitating his heart.
• It is full of shame, the hussey! It was the terrible love of the surface which was then agitating Gwynplaine, and holding him in its power.
• About this time another source of party discord was opened in agitating debates touching the claims of Kentucky and the West to the navigation of the Mississippi.
• It had not been a particularly agitating interview, but she knew that she had just passed a cross-roads, in her life.
• And are there any indications of such a movement? The preliminary question, that of the grand union of all the churches, is now profoundly agitating the religious world.
• At last, those who had been agitating so long for self-government had the boon apparently within their grasp.
• The agitating scenes through which I have lately passed have broken my spirits, and rendered me unfit for society.
• You will certainly agree with me that the great issues now agitating the country are too grave to be treated in the flippant style of bar-room debate.
• While these storms were agitating the upper air, and the thunderous echoes reverberated through the mountains, the work on the plain went rapidly forward.

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