Usage of "provocateur"

португальский

каталонский

A secret agent who incites suspected persons to commit illegal acts.

Использование термина provocateur на английском

McKaiser invited the artistic provocateur to an interview on 702 Talk Radio. 
 The South African 

Thanks to his background in journalism, he's a skilled storyteller and provocateur. 
 The Guardian 

Peerless provocateur Gaspar Noé is throwing a party and you're all invited. 
 The Irish Times 

Instead, the airwaves are dominated by the rantings of a marginal provocateur. 
 The Guardian 

It's the same story, just a different name, the provocateur says. 
 Ebony 

You heard -they've caught an agent provocateur, exposed him . 
 Metro 2034 

He was a writer who was never a provocateur for its own sake. 
 The Guardian 

He thinks of himself as an agent provocateur, a political creature. 
 Past malice: an emma fielding mystery 

There's something maddening about arguing with Ingrid Newkirk, but then she's a provocateur. 
 The Guardian 

In Ghosts, Cave plays a psychotic provocateur with a death wish. 
 The Guardian 

The antagonist in this scenario was a provocateur abhorred by many White Americans. 
 Ebony 

But Veblen, always the provocateur, turned the premise on its head. 
 Wired 

As a critical provocateur, Peck can be deeply silly at times. 
 The Irish Times 

A provocateur whose loyalties were unreliable and true allegiance unknown. 
 Timeless 

It seems likely that this stunt is something both provocateur parents would approve of. 
 The Guardian 

The Washington Post has described him as a "provocateur and media polemicist". 
 Radio NZ 

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Translations for provocateur

португальский

каталонский

Provocateur через время

Provocateur в диалектах

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Значения термина provocateur на английском