agitation
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definition
noun
she was wringing her hands in agitation
a state of anxiety or nervous excitement.
The strains were grown at 30° on agar plates or in liquid culture with agitation .
the action of briskly stirring or disturbing something, especially a liquid.
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the techniques mostly involve 'agitation' by stirring
We discussed it and decided to step up our 'agitation' around the issue of wages.
widespread 'agitation' for social reform
He was crawling under his skin with anxiety and 'agitation' .
As with all natives of this combination, the Aries / Virgo may suffer from nervous anxiety, 'agitation' , and stress.
Corydalis is a European sedative herb that addresses insomnia that stems from nervousness, 'agitation' , depression or anxiety.
Nonetheless, shifting national coalitions also provided focal points for public antiwar information and 'agitation' .
Steroid psychosis can cause anxiety, 'agitation' , euphoria, insomnia, mood swings, personality changes and even serious depression.
Anarchist and socialist 'agitation' lagged far behind on the scale of government concerns during that difficult decade.
Moreover, he was plagued by a kind of sullen, intense, nervous 'agitation' , similar to that of a drug-addict experiencing withdrawal.
In 1795, during a period of high food prices and severe public 'agitation' , stones were thrown at the King's carriage as he went to Westminster to open a new session of parliament.
Rather, it was the product of years of activism and 'agitation' on the part of activists from all walks of life.
This reaction can include anxiety, 'agitation' , muscle twitches, nausea, confusion and convulsions.
In the meantime, however, widespread 'agitation' from the grassroots is precisely what's needed to build a fire under the seat of government in Washington.
One issue they've used to galvanize their public is continuing 'agitation' to erode the constitutional safeguards against establishment of religion.
The media's apparent 'agitation' on risky issues is part of their democratic function.
Depression can also cause anxiety and 'agitation' .
Inadequate 'agitation' can result if the agitator control valve is not adjusted properly or if the pump has inadequate capacity.
It is governed by temperature, contact between the solids and liquid and the degree of 'agitation' , time, and by the composition of the extracting liquid, in this case the grape juice as it becomes wine.
He would in fact have been hard-pressed to discuss postwar monetary and foreign policy or domestic issues such as labor 'agitation' and demobilization.
It led to more assertive Catholic 'agitation' over religious issues such as denominational schooling or the defence of Catholic doctrines.
Because one of the prescribed modes of 'agitation' is rolling the testing device, it is frequently called a roll-a-meter.
There was 'agitation' for reform and spies haunted the streets.
Even if all components appear compatible, the tank mixture will require constant 'agitation' to prevent separation or poor distribution in the tank.
Potentially treatable causes of 'agitation' include pain, anxiety, and positive-pressure ventilation.
The medication can reduce the concomitant anxiety and 'agitation' , but does little to stop the underlying delusions.
If 'agitation' , anxiety or suicidal thinking appears, parents and therapists must take immediate action.
There were issues around the relative effectiveness of parliamentary 'agitation' and the morality of open rebellion, if it were almost certainly doomed to failure.
Now that is the subject of trial the world over, and the trial results so far have been mixed, but there have been small numbers in all the trials reporting this increased anxiety or 'agitation' .
Discussing it too far in advance may produce anxiety and 'agitation' .
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