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Causing or tending to cause anger or resentment.
agitating
agitative
provocative
1
However, many described the information gathering process as frustrating and anxiety
provoking
.
2
Europe Now wants to be a space for thought
provoking
,
stimulating views.
3
The members blamed police for the incident saying police were
provoking
them.
4
Yet much of the relatively short book deals in genuinely
thought
-
provoking
ideas.
5
The result is an engaging and
thought
-
provoking
first book, writes Sorcha Hamilton.
6
The speakers will address the gathering for about 20 minutes,
provoking
discussion.
7
He had caused this,
provoking
the rampage, igniting the fires of violence.
8
He grappled with them helplessly, each encounter
provoking
new pain and doubt.
9
This
thought
-
provoking
book is aptly timed as our markets experience rapid disruption.
10
She knew better: caution kept a girl safer than
provoking
trouble did.
11
It's more
thought
-
provoking
so, I want them to really, really embrace that.
12
Mivers, you delight in
provoking
me; you do say such uncomfortable things.
13
O Guy, he is the most
provoking
person in all the world.
14
When IS seized the city it destroyed archaeological sites,
provoking
global outrage.
15
There are some
thought
-
provoking
food books on the publishers' lists for spring.
16
In most cases these were long-winded, pointless, and
yawn
-
provoking
attempts at writing.
provoking
provoke
most provoking
very provoking
think provoking
so provoking
too provoking