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agitator

/ˈædʒ.ɪ.teɪ.tər/

Traducción: Persona que incita o promueve activamente opiniones o acciones, especialmente en el ámbito político o social, y que a menudo es vista como un agitador o alborotador.

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noun

/ˈædʒ.ɪ.teɪ.tər/C1formal
  • esPersona que incita o promueve activamente opiniones o acciones, especialmente en el ámbito político o social, y que a menudo es vista como un agitador o alborotador.

A noun referring to a person who actively encourages or stirs up public feeling, especially on political or social issues, often seen as a troublemaker.

  1. Political troublemakerC1formalpolitical

    A person who actively encourages political change or unrest, often seen as disruptive by authorities.

    esAgitador político

    • The government arrested the agitator for inciting protests.
    • He was known as a political agitator who rallied crowds against the regime.
    • The agitator's speeches often stirred up strong emotions among the listeners.

    Sinónimosactivistdemagoguefirebrandinciterinstigatorprovocateurrabble-rouserradicalstirrertroublemaker

  2. One who stirs up troubleB2informal

    A person who deliberately causes trouble or provokes others, often in a social or workplace setting.

    esagitador

    • The office agitator constantly spread rumors about coworkers.
    • She was labeled an agitator for questioning the manager's decisions.
    • The agitator in the group always tried to turn people against each other.

    Sinónimosagent provocateurfirebrandfomenterinciterinstigatorprovokerrabble-rouserstirrertroublemaker

    Antónimosconciliatormediatorpacifierpeacemaker

Formas
  • agitators plural form
  • agitators' possessive plural form
  • agitator's possessive singular form
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