incitant (Meaning)
incitant (a.)
Inciting; stimulating.
incitant (n.)
That which incites; an inciting agent or cause; a stimulant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incitant
incitant Sentence Examples
- The inciting incident sparked a chain reaction of events that led to war.
- The inciting act was a small gesture with far-reaching consequences.
- The inciting agent was the catalyst that triggered the chemical reaction.
- The inciting stimulus provoked a strong response from the audience.
- The inciting cause of the accident was a faulty electrical wire.
- The inciting motive behind the crime was revenge.
- The inciting factor that pushed him over the edge was the loss of his job.
- The inciting event that set the story in motion was a mysterious phone call.
- The inciting voice that whispered the fateful words was that of his conscience.
- The inciting element that ignited the explosion was a spark from a cigarette.
FAQs About the word incitant
Inciting; stimulating., That which incites; an inciting agent or cause; a stimulant.
provoke, encourage, raise, instigate, trigger, ferment, foment, stir (up), set in motion, cultivate
regulate, rein (in), restrain, hold, check, constrain, hold, rein (in), inhibit, curb
The inciting incident sparked a chain reaction of events that led to war.
The inciting act was a small gesture with far-reaching consequences.
The inciting agent was the catalyst that triggered the chemical reaction.
The inciting stimulus provoked a strong response from the audience.
