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Discover Ludwig"stirred her" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an emotional or physical response in a character or person. For example, "The sight of the abandoned puppy stirred her heart, and she immediately rushed over to help it." This sentence describes how the sight caused an emotional reaction in the character, prompting her to take action. "Stirred her" can also be used in a physical sense, such as "The scent of the spices stirred her appetite, and she eagerly awaited her meal." In this sentence, the spices caused a physical response in the person's body, increasing their hunger.
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She stirred her hot chocolate.
The phrase stirred her.
Kathy stirred her iced tea.
What stirred her was the fact that a creature so brilliant could survive in plain sight.
Mami received him with the hatred and anger that stirred her to love him despite everything.
He found her an internship at Salvor Projects, a clothing company, which further stirred her interest in fashion.
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Mitz stirs her coffee.
She smiles and stirs her martini.
When a subject stirs her conscience, however, Slimani is ferocious.
Maggie Cheung, in a qipao, stirs her coffee with a small spoon.
Lacking a spoon, she stirs her tea with the stem of her sunglasses and giggles.
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