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Meanings of incite in English
Synonyms
Examples for "prod"
Examples for "prod"
1
They need to be able to prod and press for the truth.
2
Arabi's comments could worry investors who want the IMF to prod reform.
3
Then they poured water on the cattle prod, increasing the voltage .
4
Trust Tats to think it would be best to prod him out.
5
He put the cattle prod aside and said, Put your arms down.
1
Pour the milk and egg on this, and mix quickly and thoroughly.
2
Place a meringue made of the white of one egg on top.
3
When cold, heap beaten white of egg on the top of each.
4
Serve the fried rice without the strips of cooked egg on top.
5
It felt almost hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk.
Usage of incite in English
1
In today's culture, power is defined as the ability to incite change.
2
The election commission banned several party posters they said could incite hatred.
3
But either way, he had time to incite the response he wanted.
4
The crucial question is: did she incite others to harm the McCanns?
5
Yet half a century later, fluoridation continues to incite fear and paranoia.
6
Vedanta's confirmation of talks could incite interest from other bidders, analysts said.
7
The dramas of the poets bring relief and incite to nobler action.
8
We also discourage disruptive statements that incite others to violate our standards.
9
The labour, towards the conclusion, became so intolerable as to incite despondency.
10
Why use sensationalist articles which serve to incite hatred and reinforce prejudice?
11
The dish of my inventing does not incite dislike: far from it.
12
A clenched fist or an empty threat would probably just incite him.
13
He tried-without result-toincite the Catholics of Ireland against the queen.
14
It is forbidden to incite or exhort someone to commit a crime.
15
Innocent in sleep, her every move seemed designed to incite him further.
16
They may incite research to elicit further information of the same character.
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Incite through the time
Incite across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common