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stirring
When used as an adjective to describe emotion, this word carries a powerful, positive connotation of inspiration. It is frequently paired with public addresses or musical compositions to indicate a feeling of being spiritually or emotionally awakened. This differs from "exciting," which can be superficial; "stirring" implies a deeper, more profound impact on the soul.
As a noun, the word describes subtle movement. In the context of waking up or silence, it suggests the very first signs of activity, often creating a sense of anticipation or suspense. When referring to the act of mixing, it is a functional description of a physical process.
Meanings
Examples
The general gave a stirring speech that inspired the troops to fight.
That was a truly stirring performance by the lead violinist.
I felt a stirring sense of hope as the sun rose over the horizon.
A stirring breeze cooled the air during the long walk.
The leaves were barely stirring in the dead of winter.
Constant stirring of the sauce prevents it from burning on the bottom.
The constant stirring of the coffee made a small whirlpool in the cup.
There was no stirring in the house until the clock struck six.