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agitation <an agitation; agitations> N

agitation

agitation
اِضْطِراب
agitation
بَلْبَلَة
agitation
تَشَوّش
agitation
اِنْفِعَال
agitation
تَهْوِيش
agitation
مَصْدَر هَوّشَ
agitation
ثَوْرَة
agitation
رَجّ
agitation
هَزّ
agitation
خَضّ
agitation
فَوَرَان
agitation
غَلَيان
agitation
قَلْقَلَة
agitation
هَرْجٌ ومَرْج
agitation
مَصْدَر هَزّ
agitation
هَوْشَة
agitation
هَيَجان
agitation
اِنْدِلاع

emotional agitation

thermal agitation

thermal agitation noise

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The first section of the book is filled with the wonderful agitation of spell-making language.
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She took no part in the more colourful twentieth-century agitation for the vote, being severely incapacitated by osteoarthritis.
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He no longer showed signs of agitation or insanity.
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The agitation was carried out by metal workers, displaced from their daily chores by a lock-out.
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Both collections have a majority of poems which portray agitation and distress.
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Such patients may suffer agitation, delirium, headache, convulsions, and/or hyperthermia.
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He also noted that uncontrolled doses can cause confusion, agitation, delirium, and loss of muscle coordination.
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With high doses nervousness, agitation, anxiety, delirium, and confusion are noted.
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These mandals provided wider base to the agitation and direction to the civil right movement and administrative reforms in various princely states.
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Environmental organizations started agitations focusing on this aspect of the factory.
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