Usage examples (7)

• A crispation of interest passed over the congregation; every chin was raised.
• And today have been in a crispation of energy and ill-temper, raking my wretched mail together.
• Those people have been suffering for so long from a state of crispation at all levels (politically, economically, intellectually and culturally).
• This is, hopefully, the first real demonstration that a new generation of politicians has come to power and will change the habitual crispation that goes along French...