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provoke
provoke pro·voked pro·vok·ing 1 : to incite to anger 2 : to provide the needed stimulus for pro·vok·er n
Provoking
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Provokement
The act that which provokes one who excites anger or other passion or incites to action as a provoker of sedition
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Provokable
That may be provoked
Provoke
To call forth to call into being or action esp to incense to action a faculty or passion as love hate or ambition hence commonly to incite as a person to action by a challenge by...
Disgustful
Provoking disgust offensive to the taste exciting aversion disgusting
Overprovoke
To provoke excessively
Disgust
To provoke disgust or strong distaste in to cause any one loathing as of the stomach to excite aversion in
Mala in se
human laws or not, as distinguished from mala prohibita. Of this class are murder, robbery, perjury, planning or provoking riot, injury to persons, or destruction of property, etc. See CRIME, and 1 Steph. Com.; 1 Broom and
provocation
provocation 1 : the act of provoking 2 : something that provokes, arouses, or stimulates
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Provoking - Law Dictionary Search Results
provoke
provoke pro·voked pro·vok·ing 1 : to incite to anger 2 : to provide the needed stimulus for pro·vok·er n
Provoking
Matched in: Term Provoking
Provokement
The act that which provokes one who excites anger or other passion or incites to action as a provoker of sedition
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Provokable
That may be provoked
Provoke
To call forth to call into being or action esp to incense to action a faculty or passion as love hate or ambition hence commonly to incite as a person to action by a challenge by...
Disgustful
Provoking disgust offensive to the taste exciting aversion disgusting
Overprovoke
To provoke excessively
Disgust
To provoke disgust or strong distaste in to cause any one loathing as of the stomach to excite aversion in
Mala in se
human laws or not, as distinguished from mala prohibita. Of this class are murder, robbery, perjury, planning or provoking riot, injury to persons, or destruction of property, etc. See CRIME, and 1 Steph. Com.; 1 Broom and
provocation
provocation 1 : the act of provoking 2 : something that provokes, arouses, or stimulates
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