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agita

[aj-i-tuh]

noun

  1. heartburn; indigestion.

  2. agitation; anxiety.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of agita1

1980–85, < Italian, < agitare < Latin agitāre agitate
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Still, the causes for the agita are pretty clear.

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Still, the causes for the agita are pretty clear.

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Ward understands the agita some might experience when thinking about that time; he had shared it.

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His willingness to call for a shrinking of the workforce that administers the payments, as well as proposed closings of regional offices, has caused no end of agita among Republican politicians.

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During her sermon, she asked the new administration to "have mercy" on LGBTQ+ people and immigrants, inspiring no end of Republican agita.

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