instigative (Meaning)

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instigative (s)

arousing to action or rebellion

No strong antonyms found.

The instigative speech ignited a riot among the protestors.
The child's provocative behavior was intentionally instigative.
The politician's inflammatory comments had an instigative effect on his followers.
The article contained highly instigative language that incited violence.
The stranger's whisperings were intended to be instigative, stirring up suspicion.
The instigative rumor spread through the town like wildfire, causing mass panic.
The teacher's sarcastic remarks proved to be instigative, provoking an argument among the students.
The instigative billboard sparked controversy with its bold and offensive message.
The government's heavy-handed tactics had an instigative effect, alienating the citizens.
The instigative tweet fanned the flames of social media outrage, leading to widespread condemnation.

arousing to action or rebellion

provocative, charged,motivational, instigating, inciting, explosive, provoking, inflammatory, stimulating, edgy

noninflammatory,noninflammatory,,subduing, subduing

The instigative speech ignited a riot among the protestors.

The child's provocative behavior was intentionally instigative.

The politician's inflammatory comments had an instigative effect on his followers.

The article contained highly instigative language that incited violence.