agitatorial
agitatorial adjective: of or relating to agitators.
Adjective
agitatorial (comparative more agitatorial, superlative most agitatorial)
- Of or relating to agitators.
- In many ways, it is Phillipson and Graddol who now represent the two sides of current debate: the one alarmist and agitatorial, the other careful, concerned, but cautiously optimistic about the benefits of globalisation.2006, Kingsley Bolton, Chinese Englishes: A Sociolinguistic History, page 40
Forms of agitatorial
| comparative | more agitatorial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most agitatorial |
Words that rhyme with agitatorial
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- ambassadorial
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- auctorial
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Questions about agitatorial
- What does agitatorial mean?
- Agitatorial means of or relating to agitators.
- What part of speech is agitatorial?
- Agitatorial is an adjective.
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