Synonym: agitate, disturb, excite, provoke, ruffle, sour, stir, trouble. Similar words: deferment, fermentation, interment, betterment, empowerment, bewilderment, dismemberment, undermentioned. Meaning: [fə(r)'ment] 
n. 1. a state of agitation or turbulent change or development 2. a substance capable of bringing about fermentation 3. a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol. v. 1. be in an agitated or excited state 2. work up into agitation or excitement 3. cause to undergo fermentation 4. go sour or spoil.
n. 1. a state of agitation or turbulent change or development 2. a substance capable of bringing about fermentation 3. a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol. v. 1. be in an agitated or excited state 2. work up into agitation or excitement 3. cause to undergo fermentation 4. go sour or spoil. 
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1. The sixties were a time of theological ferment.
2. Fruit juices ferment if they are kept a long time.
3. Foods that ferment quickly in the stomach are excellent natural laxatives.
4. Fruit juices ferment if they are kept for too long.
5. You make wine by leaving grape juice to ferment until all the sugar has turned to alcohol.
6. The country was in ferment.
7. They will not putrefy but rather ferment.
8. The wine is beginning to ferment.
9. The country is in ferment.
10. In the 1960s, American society was in ferment.
11. The whole country was in a state of ferment.
12. The whole country was in a state of ferment that year.
13. To serve the needs of bakers, manufacturers ferment the yeast to produce a more concentrated product.
14. The dried grapes are allowed to ferment until there is no sugar left and the wine is dry.
15. It was an age of intellectual ferment too.
16. Pesso means to bake, ripen, ferment or digest.
17. Not all the banlieues are in ferment, of course.
18. It is much faster to ferment, effectively raising capacity.
19. Town-planning ideas were in ferment from another direction too.
20. The reformulations are there because there is a ferment of thought in process, demanding words.
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21. Yet there is a great religious fervor and ferment evident among not only young people but old and middle-aged as well.
22. Meanwhile, to ferment the brew, old tribal women masticate more manioc and spit the juice into a bowl.
23. The Keithite ferment quieted, but Pennsylvania was never again pure.
24. Such protestations ferment a running sore which breeds contempt for the authorities.
25. With the city in such a ferment, they could be stopped on a whim by police or soldiers.
26. The service is in ferment at the moment, the knives are out.
27. The whole country has been in a state of political ferment for some months.
28. The resignation of the president has left the country in ferment.
29. Set the bucket in the position where you intend to ferment the beer.
30. The long-range tendency toward rising permanent unemployment and the relative whiNing down of trade union strength will add to the ferment.
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