Meanings of provoke to in English

Do you think music videos have to provoke to be noticed?

Here we must provoke to anger father, mother, and the best of friends.

For mark, I beseech you, there are two things that provoke to prayer.

Persuasions of weight enough to provoke to faith.

It will, as I said before, provoke to appetite, but make us only long after that which is wholesome.

Anguish, you know, doth naturally provoke to crying; now, as a broken bone has anguish, a broken heart has anguish.

If, by any means, I may provoke to emulation them who are my flesh and may save some of them.

He has become your deadliest foe, and self-preservation renders it necessary that him whom you provoke to vengeance you should crush to impotence.

The ethicists-thosewho maintain that ethics is a science, those whom the reading of these divagations will provoke to exclaim, Rhetoric, rhetoric, rhetoric!

So we would have been provoked to war; and resisted the provocation.

Lima Street is provoked to obscene comment, and that just before Mass.

He was easily excited to smiles, but very seldom provoked to laughter.

Though often tempted and provoked to it, I have constantly refrained from it.

No wonder he is sometimes provoked to fiendish outbursts of wrath.

I don't fancy he ever drinks unless he is provoked to do it.

The king was sensible of the artifice, and was provoked to the highest indignation.