agistator (Meaning)
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agistator (n.)
See Agister.
Synonyms & Antonyms of agistator
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
agistator Sentence Examples
- The political agitator stirred up unrest among the citizens by spreading inflammatory messages.
- The labor union hired an agitator to rally workers for better working conditions and higher wages.
- In the turbulent times, the community became divided as an agitator fueled tensions between different groups.
- The protest took a violent turn when an agitator instigated clashes with law enforcement.
- The charismatic leader acted as an agitator, inspiring fervent support for the revolutionary cause.
- The agitator's provocative speeches heightened the intensity of the social movement.
- Despite efforts to maintain peace, an agitator continued to incite anger and dissent within the community.
- The agitator's cunning tactics were aimed at destabilizing the established order and promoting rebellion.
- As an agitator within the organization, he consistently challenged the status quo and advocated for radical changes.
- The journalist was accused of being an agitator, as his articles often criticized the government and sparked controversy.
FAQs About the word agistator
See Agister.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The political agitator stirred up unrest among the citizens by spreading inflammatory messages.
The labor union hired an agitator to rally workers for better working conditions and higher wages.
In the turbulent times, the community became divided as an agitator fueled tensions between different groups.
The protest took a violent turn when an agitator instigated clashes with law enforcement.
