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stir up
verb as in anger
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verb as in awake
verb as in awaken
verb as in brew
verb as in churn
verb as in confuse
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verb as in egg on
verb as in evoke
verb as in excite
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verb as in fan
verb as in ferment
verb as in fluster
verb as in foment
verb as in get
verb as in incite
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verb as in instigate
verb as in muddle
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verb as in perturb
verb as in prod
verb as in raise
verb as in remind
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verb as in set
verb as in shake
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verb as in shake up
verb as in stimulate
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verb as in stir
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verb as in thrill
verb as in trouble
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verb as in turn on
verb as in upset
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verb as in wake/waken
verb as in whip up
Example Sentences
Police robots, for example, have occasionally stirred up fears about surveillance and the potential for lethal force.
Christian Pulisic stirred up controversy by not playing for the U.S. in the Gold Cup.
The Bishop of Birmingham Michael Volland said he felt they "had the potential to generate anxiety and stir up division" and "feed into a harmful narrative that provides fuel for a fire of toxic nationalism".
“Uncertainties that usually stir up cross currents, even those are being ignored” by bonds, Goncalves said.
These winds stir up dust into swirling columns called dust devils—rotating plumes of air and fine particles that sweep across the Martian surface.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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