agitate
//ˈædʒɪteɪt//
Verb
agitateInfinitive
agitatePresent tense
agitatedPast tense
agitatedPast participle
agitatingPresent participle
agitatesThird-person singular
1
To make someone feel anxious, troubled, or nervous.
The bad news agitated her greatly.
2
To stir or disturb something, especially a liquid, by shaking or moving it vigorously.
Agitate the mixture gently until the powder dissolves.
3
To campaign or argue publicly for or against a political or social cause.
Workers agitated for better working conditions.