incendious (Meaning)
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incendious (a.)
Promoting faction or contention; seditious; inflammatory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incendious
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incendious Sentence Examples
- The incendious remarks ignited a firestorm of controversy, dividing the community.
- The incendiary pamphlet incited violence, sparking a wave of unrest.
- The accused politician used incendiary rhetoric to rile up his supporters, fueling a dangerous atmosphere.
- The incendiary projectile set ablaze the enemy's ammunition depot, crippling their war effort.
- The fire caused by the incendiary device raged out of control, consuming everything in its path.
- The incendiary speech delivered by the activist stirred deep-seated emotions, galvanizing protesters to take action.
- The incendiary nature of the news article fanned the flames of public outrage, leading to protests and demonstrations.
- The incendiary dispute between the two parties escalated into a heated argument, threatening to destroy their fragile relationship.
- The incendiary gestures of the aggressor provoked a violent response, escalating the conflict to a dangerous level.
- The incendiary article sparked a firestorm of criticism, with accusations of bias and irresponsibility being hurled at the author.
FAQs About the word incendious
Promoting faction or contention; seditious; inflammatory.
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No antonyms found.
The incendious remarks ignited a firestorm of controversy, dividing the community.
The incendiary pamphlet incited violence, sparking a wave of unrest.
The accused politician used incendiary rhetoric to rile up his supporters, fueling a dangerous atmosphere.
The incendiary projectile set ablaze the enemy's ammunition depot, crippling their war effort.
