Agitations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGITATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AGITATION, the act of agitating
• a state of anxiety or nervous excitement
• brisk stirring or disturbance of a liquid
• the arousing of public concern about an issue and pressing for action on it
• a public demonstration.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a obsolete; to give motion to; to move with an irregular, rapid, or violent action

Words related to AGITATIONS

agitation10

Words that contain AGITATIONS

flagitations16

How to use AGITATIONS in a sentence

• Her agitations and her language were unintelligible to me.
• The European War was the consequence of a long series of movements, aspirations, agitations.
• I have never believed, in spite of the agitations which have been seen at certain periods, in the possibility of a revolutionary movement in Italy.
• Blame and praise do not disturb me, and the agitations promoted in the heart of my country will not modify in any way my conviction.
• The nerve-storm, with its unwonted agitations, may possibly lay bare some deep-lying capacity in us which could scarcely otherwise have come to light.
• Webster, I confess, did not like those agitations, since he knew they would end in war.
• The year 1848, when Louis Napoleon appeared on the stage of history, was marked by extraordinary political and social agitations, not merely in France but throughout Europe.
• Discontent and popular agitations, as usual, went hand in hand.
• The queen, who was informed of his arrival, became a prey to the most violent agitations of hope and fear.
• There was a remarkable propriety of conduct on all occasions, and the political agitations brought to the surface the best men in the colony to administer public affairs.
• The agitations of jealousy had given a new restlessness to his passion.
• It is true that mental disturbances and agitations of this kind can not be wholly avoided.
• Wilkinson took a leading part in the political agitations by which Kentucky was shaken through out these years.
• Whatever agitations and fluctuations might arise from our unfortunate paper system, they could never be attributed, justly or unjustly, to the action of the Federal Government.
• For the next ten summers the Dorset home was to her a sweet haven of rest from the agitations, cares, and turmoil of New York life.
• I can scarce express the agitations of my mind at this sight.
• Yet the lady had her little agitations, and found them, no doubt, rather an incentive to existence than otherwise.
• How often did he ask himself if he were surrendering his true vocation? How often did he beg of God to guide him aright? But these mental agitations were visible to no one.
• The lake lay in deep repose after the agitations of a wet and stormy morning.
• Let me feel that, amid the fearful agitations of the world, there are pure hands, with healthful, even pulse, stretched out toward me, if I claim their grasp.
• The agitations about a general council, which Rome now treacherously urged, and meant to pack for its own purposes, gave him much anxiety.
• Though we may well believe that he bore these agitations with self-control, his health suffered, and in the spring of 1833 he started for Europe.
• The speech then reverted to the agitations in Ireland for the repeal of the legislative union, which it denounced in the strongest terms.
• For although, as I have said, we were not actually at war, we were subjected to perpetual agitations, which disturb the interests of the country almost as much as war.
• It is not to be denied that we live in the midst of strong agitations, and are surrounded by very considerable dangers to our institutions and government.
• Lord Findon had gone through many agitations during the last ten or twelve years.
• Amid all the agitations of the campaign Dan had seen as much as possible of Sylvia.
• The sea of our political agitations might become smooth under the well-beaten oil which he pours out.
• Let our prospect take in the whole horizon, and let us view, with the indifference of persons not concerned in them, the various motions and agitations of human life.
• It will have the effect to destroy all sectional parties and sectional agitations.

Similar words containing AGITATION without suffix s

agitation10 agitational12 flagitation15 flagitations16

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