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Meanings of agitated in English
Usage of agitated in English
1
University life in the Middle Ages was in general tumultuous and agitated.
2
Today, though, he was agitated, and asked to speak to Noriyaki immediately.
3
The body problem had been solved, but the Mexican authorities remained agitated.
4
The banker stared past him at the agitated group in the corridor.
5
It is not often that one has seen him looking so agitated.
6
But speaking via telephone last week from Boston he seems genuinely agitated.
7
People become more agitated, less trusting, more prone to react with violence.
8
In my agitated state, I found it difficult to collect my thoughts.
9
I had listened to him in silence; strange conflicting feelings agitated me.
10
Suddenly Jonathan left the room and then came back in looking agitated.
11
He had become extremely agitated and abusive toward the sector car crew.
12
During the brief report, the American pal with me grew increasingly agitated.
13
Nathaniel was greatly agitated as he faced the minister in the doorway.
14
The old thrill came over the Fire Eater in these agitated times.
15
Suddenly they showed an agitated interest in something in front of them.
16
They confused the mind of the government and agitated the state authorities.
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Agitated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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