inciting (Meaning)

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

of Incite

No strong antonyms found.

The speaker's inflammatory remarks incited a riot among the angry mob.
The politician's controversial statement was widely condemned as inciting racial hatred.
The newspaper article accused the extremist group of inciting violence through its propaganda.
The student's disrespectful comments incited the teacher's anger.
The firebrand's incendiary speech incited the crowd into a state of frenzy.
The rumors about a threat to national security incited fear and panic among the citizens.
The harsh criticism of the government's policies incited public protests.
The social media post inciting discrimination against a minority group was swiftly removed by moderators.
The inflammatory song lyrics incited a sense of nationalistic fervor among the listeners.
The lawyer's skillful questioning inciting the witness's memory led to a crucial breakthrough in the case.

of Incite

motivating, charged,provocative, provoking, inflammatory, piquing, instigating, edgy,motivational, triggering

noninflammatory, noninflammatory,, subduing,subduing

The speaker's inflammatory remarks incited a riot among the angry mob.

The politician's controversial statement was widely condemned as inciting racial hatred.

The newspaper article accused the extremist group of inciting violence through its propaganda.

The student's disrespectful comments incited the teacher's anger.