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Meanings of foment in anglès

portuguès
fomentar
català
agitar
espanyol
agitar

Try to stir up public opinion.

agitar
Usage of foment in anglès
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It is used to foment division and turn us against one another.
Wired
2
He accused Washington of seeking to foment instability in the Middle East.
Reuters
3
What about using your Groove Workspace to foment rebellion against the CEO?
Wired
4
Protests continue in Bahrain as new displays of anti-government sentiment foment in Syria.
Radio NZ
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Schily believes right-wing websites, increasingly based in the United States, foment this violence.
Wired
6
Who knows what sort of unrest you might foment among your fellow prisoners?
Shift
7
There and in Berlin he attempted, without success, to foment a Marxist revolution.
The house of wittgenstein: a family at war
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But the live, virtual tools weren't only used to foment revolution.
Wired
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The hacking movement he helped foment was still in action after his exposure.
Reuters
10
And leave you to foment civil strife and usurp unfranchised powers?
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
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To foment revolution, with a drip-drip of snarky stories about corruption.
Wired
12
Within three years that notion would foment into a pop apotheosis.
The Guardian
13
Riel, the leader, escaped, to return later and foment another outbreak in 1885.
The Stamps of Canada
14
They told me to foment the back of my head with cold water.
The Schoolmaster and Other Stories
15
Sabotage is a species of guerrilla warfare, designed to foment the class struggle.
Problems in American Democracy
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Maduro calls Guaido a U.S. puppet who is trying to foment a coup.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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