overprovoke Antonyms
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Meaning of overprovoke
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overprovoke (v. t.)
To provoke excessively.
overprovoke Sentence Examples
- The speaker's overly provocative language sparked a heated debate that almost turned violent.
- The politician's overprovocation of his opponent's feelings led to a public backlash.
- The media's overprovocative coverage of the incident only served to further inflame tensions.
- The overprovocation of the jury by the prosecutor resulted in a mistrial.
- The employer's overprovocation of the employee's fears created a hostile work environment.
- The teacher's overprovocation of the students' emotions made it difficult for them to focus on their work.
- The overprovocation of the audience by the performer left many feeling uncomfortable and alienated.
- The overprovocation of the population by the government's actions led to widespread unrest.
- The overprovocation of the animals by the zookeeper caused them to become aggressive and dangerous.
- The overprovocation of the fire by the firefighters made it more difficult to control and spread more quickly.
FAQs About the word overprovoke
To provoke excessively.
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The speaker's overly provocative language sparked a heated debate that almost turned violent.
The politician's overprovocation of his opponent's feelings led to a public backlash.
The media's overprovocative coverage of the incident only served to further inflame tensions.
The overprovocation of the jury by the prosecutor resulted in a mistrial.
