fomenting (Meaning)

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fomenting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Foment

The politician's incendiary remarks fomented unrest among the populace.
Rumors of fraud fomented distrust in the electoral process.
The media's sensationalism fomented panic and hysteria.
The presence of armed guards at the rally fomented a sense of unease.
The disputed land claim fomented a bitter feud between the two villages.
The suspect's confession fomented doubts about the integrity of the investigation.
The unequal distribution of wealth fomented resentment and social unrest.
The hacker's actions fomented chaos and disruption within the network.
The controversial proposal fomented heated debates and polarized opinions.
The absence of clear leadership fomented uncertainty and diminished confidence.

of Foment

provocative, inflammatory, agitating, inciting, instigating,provoking, incendiary, subversive, exciting, wild

traditional, moderate, progressive, conservative, temperate, conventional, traditional, progressive, conventional,moderate

The politician's incendiary remarks fomented unrest among the populace.

Rumors of fraud fomented distrust in the electoral process.

The media's sensationalism fomented panic and hysteria.

The presence of armed guards at the rally fomented a sense of unease.