IPA: /ˈædʒɪtəbl/
KK: /ˈædʒɪtəbl/
Something that can be easily disturbed or upset.
The agitable child often struggled to sit still during class.
Comparative: more agitable
Superlative: most agitable
This word originates from Latin 'agitabilis', meaning capable of being moved or stirred. The root 'agitare' means to put in motion or to stir up, combined with the suffix '-able' which indicates capability. Thus, 'agitable' refers to something that can be stirred or moved.
Think of 'agitate' which means to stir up or move something, and remember that 'agitable' means something that can be stirred or moved.