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Meanings of agitator in English
Person who tries to involve people in political protests, activities, strikes, and troubles.
Related terms
Portuguese
agitador Catalan
provocador Synonyms
Examples for "political agitator"
Examples for "political agitator"
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Waters is Queen Maxine, Auntie Boss, the political agitator of 2017.
2
Cathal Goulding was a lifelong revolutionary and political agitator.
3
Would you ever have thought I would become a political agitator in my old age-eh?
4
But Fela was an outspoken political agitator.
5
A warm political discussion; I stated that America and not Dan O'Connell was the great political agitator.
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The labor agitator replied with the exact manner of a scientific lecturer.
2
The labor agitator agreed with him, and, rising, delivered an extempore speech, declaring that we must not delay.
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Became a labor agitator.
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You did a thing no member of our family has ever done-consentedto an interview with a professional labor agitator.
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I'm no labor agitator!
1
He would be a greasy Labour agitator.
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The European labour agitators may well envy Dr. Abdurahman: his logic, his doctrine and his power of invective.
Usage of agitator in English
1
The labor agitator replied with the exact manner of a scientific lecturer.
2
They were mad with drink and the brave words of the agitator.
3
All this I said automatically, it being the routine of the agitator.
4
Presently the pink-faced farmer-agitator was ushered in, looking a little bit alarmed.
5
He is spiritually hard, hates the sap-head, the agitator, the simple-hearted moralist.
6
It was not reproach-itwas insult, sneered in the agitator's bitterest tone.
7
Read the New Testament, and say if Christ was not an agitator.
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Mr. Ball was an agitator by temperament and a promoter by preference.
9
Saint-Huruge had been, since '89, the great agitator of the Palais Royal.
10
I believe he was a noted agitator, who had already been deported.
11
You have always been a little bit of an agitator, Mr. Kroll.
12
Out upon him, for a paid agitator, a kill-joy, and a humbug.
13
He was alternately the spy and the agitator in that cause.
14
He was no agitator, no revolutionist; he had no faith in violent measures.
15
The agitator was not slow in making capital of McIver's statements.
16
Chester; we fear, is a born agitator, fated to remain always in opposition.
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Agitator through the time
Agitator across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common