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1. (n.) agitator
a person who stirs up others in favor of a political, social, or other cause or urges them to militant action.
2. agitator
a machine or device for agitating and mixing.
Etymology: (1730–40)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) agitator, fomenter
one who agitates; a political troublemaker
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) agitator
one who agitates; one who stirs up or excites others; as, political reformers and agitators
2. (noun) agitator
one of a body of men appointed by the army, in Cromwell's time, to look after their interests; -- called also adjutators
3. (noun) agitator
an implement for shaking or mixing
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Sense: a person who tries constantly to stir up public feeling
a political agitator.
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 Afrikaans: agitator |
 Arabic: مُهَيِّج، مُثِير لِلفِتَن |
 Bulgarian: агитатор |
 Brazilian: agitador |
 Czech: agitátor |
 German: der/die Agitator(in), Pro |
 Danish: agitator; urostifter |
 Greek: ταραχοποιός |
 Spanish: agitador |
 Estonian: agitaator |
 Farsi: آشوبگر |
 Finnish: agitaattori |
 French: agitateur/-trice |
 Hebrew: מֵסִית, תַעֲמלָן |
 Hindi: आंदोलनकर्ता |
 Croatian: agitator |
 Hungarian: agitátor |
 Indonesian: penghasut |
 Icelandic: áróðursmaður |
 Italian: agitatore, agitatrice |
 Japanese: 扇動者 |
 Korean: 선동자 |
 Lithuanian: agitatorius |
 Latvian: aģitators |
 Malay: penggegar |
 Dutch: agitator |
 Norwegian: agitator, oppvigler |
 Polish: agitator |
 Persian: آشوبگر |
 Pashto: لمسوونکی |
 Portuguese: agitador |
 Romanian: agitator |
 Russian: агитатор |
 Slovak: agitátor, -ka |
 Slovenian: agitator |
 Serbian: podstrekač |
 Swedish: agitator, uppviglare |
 Thai: ผู้ปลุกระดม |
 Turkish: kışkırtıcı, tahrikçi |
 Taiwanese: 煽動者 |
 Ukrainian: агітатор |
 Urdu: بھڑکانے والا ، فسادی |
 Vietnamese: người khích động quần chú |
 Chinese: 鼓动者 |
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