Agitation

/ˌædʒɪˈteɪʃən/ noun

Agitation is a state of nervous excitement, worry, or emotional upset, or the act of stirring up a liquid or a group of people. It can describe both inner restlessness and outward political or social protest.

From Latin *agitare* meaning “to set in motion, drive, stir up,” through French *agitation*. Over time, the idea of physically shaking something expanded to include stirring up emotions or public opinion.

AMአስተማረድ
ARإثارة
BNউত্তেজনা
CAagitació
CSrozrušení
DAopløftelse
DEAufregung
ELταραχή
ESagitación
FAبرانگیزش
FIherätys
FRagitation
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