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stir

[stur] / stɜr /






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The feud has stirred up a larger conversation on what exactly is worth protecting in Southern California, a region loaded with architectural marvels and Old Hollywood haunts swirling with celebrity legend and gossip.

From Los Angeles Times

“This far out,” Buzz said, “the ash was fluffy, and every step stirred it up. So we wouldn’t breathe in so much, we walked a hundred feet apart—I leading, the kids, then Dan.”

From Literature

The prospect of a renewed U.S. and Iranian confrontation has stirred concerns among some Persian Gulf states.

From The Wall Street Journal

These two roles couldn’t be more different, but Seyfried’s ability to bring each one a uniquely stirring depth can’t be discounted.

From Salon

But seeing the show, in which two athletes enter a loving relationship, stirred repressed feelings.

From BBC