agitation
/ədʒɪˈteɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a state of extreme anxiety, restlessness, or turmoil; a violent or turbulent motion or movement.
“The patient’s agitation made it difficult for the nurse to administer the medication.”
2. noun
an act or instance of stirring up or disturbing something or someone.
“The politician’s speech caused agitation among the crowd.”
3. noun
a state of intense excitement or enthusiasm.
“The crowd’s agitation was palpable as the concert began.”
4. verb
to make or become agitated; to stir up or disturb something or someone.
“The news agitation caused widespread protests.”