incitements (Meaning)

incitements

to urge on, to move to action, to bring into being

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's inflammatory speech contained numerous incitements to violence.
The social media post was taken down due to its highly incendiary incitements to hate.
The protesters' actions were driven by legitimate grievances, but they were marred by a few vocal incitements to riot.
The conspiracy theorist's followers acted upon his incitements to sabotage the election.
The hate group's publications were full of incitements to racial and religious discrimination.
The journalist's article exposed the dangerous incitements being spread by a far-right organization.
The government cracked down on websites and individuals promoting incitements to terrorism.
The child's online actions were deemed to constitute incitements to self-harm.
The film's violent scenes were criticized for their potential to incite copycat behavior.
The court ruled that the defendant's threats amounted to incitements to harm others.

to urge on, to move to action, to bring into being

excitements, encouragements, incentives, stimuli, instigations, stimulants,motivations, provocations, inducements, stimulations

counterincentives,disincentives,counter-incentives,

The politician's inflammatory speech contained numerous incitements to violence.

The social media post was taken down due to its highly incendiary incitements to hate.

The protesters' actions were driven by legitimate grievances, but they were marred by a few vocal incitements to riot.

The conspiracy theorist's followers acted upon his incitements to sabotage the election.