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1 engender hatred
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2 stir
1. n шевеление, движение2. n помешивание, размешивание3. n суматоха, суета, переполохto make a stir — наделать шуму, произвести сенсацию; привлечь всеобщее внимание, возбудить общий интерес
4. n толчок, подталкивание5. n редк. движение6. n движение души, смутное чувство7. v шевелить, двигать8. v шевелиться, двигаться9. v мешать, помешивать, размешивать; взбалтывать10. v волновать, возбуждатьa book that stirs the soul — книга, которая волнует
11. v волноваться, возбуждаться12. n сл. тюрьма, тюряга, каталажкаСинонимический ряд:1. excitement (noun) ado; agitation; bustle; commotion; disorder; disturbance; excitement; flurry; furore; fuss; pother; rumpus; sensation; tumult; turbulence; uproar; whirl; whirlpool; whirlwind2. motion (noun) motion; move; movement; rustling; stirring3. arouse (verb) arouse; awake; bestir; challenge; kindle; prompt; rally; wake; waken; whet4. budge (verb) budge; move; shift5. cause (verb) breed; cause; engender; generate; hatch; induce; spawn; touch off6. combine (verb) admix; amalgamate; blend; combine; compound; fuse; intermingle; intermix; merge; mingle7. excite (verb) animate; awake; awaken; excite; fire; foment; incite; inspire; kindle; provoke; rouse; stimulate; wake; waken8. mix (verb) agitate; beat; disturb; mix; shake; whip; whisk9. seethe (verb) boil; bubble; churn; ferment; seethe; simmer; smolderАнтонимический ряд:quiet; settle; stifle
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