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counteragitate

counteragitate verb: to engage in counteragitation.

Verb

counteragitate (third-person singular simple present counteragitates, present participle counteragitating, simple past and past participle counteragitated)

  1. (intransitive) To engage in counteragitation.
    • Laying aside their ineffectual seals of office, ministers and senior party officials could go among the apparently easily led people and counteragitate on their own behalf.1975, Andrew Czartoryski, Education for Power, page 46

Forms of counteragitate

third-person singular presentcounteragitates
present participlecounteragitating
past participlecounteragitated
pastcounteragitated

Origin of counteragitate

From counter- + agitate.

Questions about counteragitate

What does counteragitate mean?
Counteragitate means to engage in counteragitation.
What part of speech is counteragitate?
Counteragitate is a verb.
What is the past tense of counteragitate?
The past tense of counteragitate is counteragitated.

Words near counteragitate in the dictionary

  1. counteragent
  2. counteragents
  3. counteraggression
  4. counteraggressions
  5. counteraggressive
  6. counteragitate
  7. counteragitated
  8. counteragitates
  9. counteragitating
  10. counteragitation
  11. counteragitations

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