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Meanings of instigator in English
Catalan
provocador Catalan
instigador Usage of instigator in English
1
The question of Germany's role as instigator of the treaty is omitted.
2
But man needs an instigator for his basest instincts to come forward.
3
Amazingly, no one said anything to Smokey about his role as instigator.
4
She is declared to be the instigator of the present world war.
5
And then, too, there was the instigator of the entire foul plot.
6
Supreme injustice; for the true culprit is, in such cases, the instigator!
7
Major O'Bierne, of New-York, was the instigator of Atzerott's discovery and arrest.
8
The instigator of the opposition in Utica was ex-Governor Horatio Seymour.
9
One wonders in what category the instigator of the present war should appear.
10
It was named by the FBI as a potential instigator of domestic terrorism.
11
Even Pablo Aimar, their genius and instigator, was really pestering people.
12
You wish to bring the instigator of this plot against you to justice.
13
In the morning, he'd been the instigator as they were dressing for breakfast.
14
Margaret, although the younger, is the instigator of the evening's exploit.
15
Cobb, who was the instigator-soit seemed to me-ofthe rest, sung out-
16
But, with Thomas Clarke, Mac Diarmada was a prime instigator of the Rising.
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