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stirring

[stur-ing] / ˈstɜr ɪŋ /


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In 2016, workers cut down dozens of oaks trees on land managed by Justin to make room for new grape plantings, stirring up controversy.

From Los Angeles Times

The Passion of Jesus ranks among the most common themes in Western art, painted or sculpted by artists too numerous to count, with many striving to create artworks both emotionally stirring and original.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not long ago, a re-armament programme on this scale would have alarmed Germany's neighbours, stirring the ghosts of Europe's dark past.

From BBC

At last I heard Betsie stirring in the kitchen and ran down to join her.

From Literature

Soon he was stirring a fragrant stew flavored with crow garlic and big, fleshy wood-mushrooms.

From Literature