abet, blow the coals, encourage, feed the fire, heat, instigate, nettle, provoke, set going, stir the embers, waken
Definitionv. give an incentive for action
Last update: July 19, 2015
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He incited the workers to violence. [verb]
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They said to bring you here could incite violence. [verb]
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The fellow is not going to come here to incite riots or anything else. [verb]
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These things should be played under certain circumstances, only in cases where it is necessary to incite certain actions corresponding to the music. [verb]
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But to incite an energy of feeling which corresponds to neither the time nor the place, and is expended in nothing, cannot fail to act dangerously. [verb]
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Among those members of the upper class who had incited the people to resistance, Neithotep, the high-priest of Neith, had taken the foremost place. [verb]
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What else can be the cause, except that the ATTENTATER must have been insane, or that he was incited to the act. [verb]
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Captain Burly, who attempted to incite the people to rescue the king, has been hung, drawn, and quartered, as a traitor. [verb]
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To be sure, has she not incited violence even before her birth, and will she not continue to do so beyond death. [verb]
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