Agitators Meaning in Bengali
Bengali Meaning: আতঙ্কজনক ব্যক্তি (Atankajonok Byakti)
Part of Speech
Part of Speech: Noun
Pronunciation
Pronunciation: ag-i-tey-terz
Short Definition of Agitators
Definition: Agitators refer to individuals who actively promote or incite discontent, unrest, or rebellion among a group of people.
Agitators Synonyms
Synonyms: troublemakers, instigators, provocateurs, rabble-rousers, dissenters
Antonyms
Antonyms: peacemakers, conciliators, mediators, pacifiers
Origin of Agitators
The term “agitators” originated from the Latin word “agitator,” which means “one who drives or incites.” It gained prominence during the 17th century.
Nearby Words
– Agitate (Verb)
– Agitated (Adjective)
– Agitation (Noun)
– Agitprop (Noun)
Agitators in Literature Quotes
“The agitators in the crowd shouted slogans demanding justice for the oppressed.” (সংকটগ্রস্তদের জন্য ন্যায় চাইতে আতঙ্কজনক লোকেরা নারাহাত করে কথা বলছিলেন।)
“The agitators were relentless in their pursuit of social change.” (সামাজিক পরিবর্তনের পথে আতঙ্কজনক লোকরা অবিরত ছিলেন।)
Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: আতঙ্কজনক ব্যক্তি (Atankajonok Byakti)
Hindi: उत्तेजक (Uttejak)
Nepali: उत्तेजक (Uttejak)
Urdu: اشتعال پھیلانے والا (Istiaal Phailanay Wala)
Tamil: அதிர்வோதகர்கள் (Atirvōtakarkaḷ)
Telugu: అగితాటర్స్ (Agitāṭars)
Arabic: المثيرين (Almuthirin)
Chinese: 煽动者 (Shāndòng zhě)
Japanese: 扇動者 (Sendō-sha)
Russian: агитаторы (agitatory)
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