Meanings of incite more in English

Few sights incite more terror than a ripped, dripping condom.

Even if they're caught, the unwanted publicity from their prosecution would likely incite more parties.

Foreign nationals said the proposed law would only incite more violence and discrimination, reported Eyewitness News.

But turning to militias to oust Jathran would likely incite more violence and inflame federalist sentiment.

The last thing we need are leaders who incite more fear, she said, alluding to Mr Trump.

The executive admitted he likes to put "fireworks" out there, meaning provocative statements, in an effort to incite more questions, but things clearly backfired.

They live in open concubinage with the whites; but to this they are incited more by money than any attachment.

He looked up from his notes and said, It was a regrettable move, because it incited more riots and protests.

That would do little to resolve the problem, potentially inciting more protests and strengthening the case for immediate polls the protesters' allies would likely win.