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agitate against

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
agitate against someone or something
to stir up active dissatisfaction about someone or something. The students were agitating against the closing of the old cafeteria.
See also: against, agitate


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The resolution affirmed that the party would work towards helping farmers reeling under the drought, agitate against price rise and farmers' suicides and not allot party tickets to the relatives of MPs, MLAs or MLCs.
if media men are not allowed to protest to register their genuine worries, how a common man can agitate against the lawlessness and bad governance of government officials using their authority to snub any voice to safeguard the vested interests they added.
Students felt the gap between the haves and the have-nots was unjust and they would agitate against the status quo and the powers that be.
 
 
 
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