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† ˈagitat(e, pa. pple. Obs. Sc.
[ad. L. agitāt-us pa. pple. of agitā-re to move to and fro, freq. of ag-ĕre to drive.]
Equivalent to the later agitated.
1. Tossed about, disturbed (mentally).
1567Test. K. Hen. Stewart in Sc. Poems of 16th c. II. 258 Sumtyme in mynde with anger agitat.
2. Debated, discussed.
1634–46J. Row (father) Hist. Kirk (1842) 183 The Kirk desyres the King..to heare everie weightie thing concerning the estate agitat. |