Meanings of inciter in English

Oxygen is a natural disinfectant, but a powerful inciter of change.

As an inciter of feuds there was something almost Balkan or Moroccan about Ulysses Budlong Junior.

Speak out, thou inciter of rebellion!

She has forced this quarrel upon France, and yet nine-tenths of Europe look upon France as the inciter of the war.

She is the most harmless and often the most useful of mortals, but she is the inevitable inciter of crime in others.

Now and then a real criminal came along, and now and then a paid inciter, a Peter Gudge or a Joe Angell.

But perhaps she may have rested quietly in her room; she may have been only the inciter or the accomplice of the deed.

He was saved the expense of hushing inciters of pogroms.

The emotions and excitements due to usual situations are the usual inciters of the will.

They don't just kill the inciters, he tells me.

It is an insubordination, whereof foul breaths, licentious imaginations, and undisciplined tongues, are the inciters and fomenters.

They don't just kill the inciters.

In broadcast remarks before the meeting, Netanyahu said Israel would respond strongly "against terrorism and against inciters".

It is evident that a smaller group of inciters are leading these protests and pretending to speak for the masses.

"The question is, whether she was the instigator and inciter in this affair, or the servants?"

"The People" have to be poked into the fighting mood-theirears have to be scruffed-theyneed speakers, literature, marshals, inciters-hurrah of partisanship.