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Definition of provoke
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Provoke
(v. i.) To cause
provocation
or
anger.
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Good-natured
::
Good-natured
(a.)
Naturally
mild in
temper;
not
easily
provoked.
Exasperate
::
Exasperate
(v. t.) To
irritate
in a high
degree;
to
provoke;
to
enrage;
to
exscite
or to
inflame
the anger of; as, to
exasperate
a
person
or his
feelings..
Provokable
::
Provokable
(a.) That may be
provoked.
Incensive
::
Incensive
(a.)
Tending
to
excite
or
provoke;
inflammatory.
Long-suffering
::
Long-suffering
(n.)
Bearing
injuries
or
provocation
for a long time;
patient;
not
easily
provoked.
Inflame
::
Inflame
(v. t.) To
provoke
to anger or rage; to
exasperate;
to
irritate;
to
incense;
to
enrage.
Provoke
::
Provoke
(v. i.) To cause
provocation
or
anger.
Hector
::
Hector
(n.) A
bully;
a
blustering,
turbulent,
insolent,
fellow;
one who vexes or
provokes..
Dare
::
Dare (v. t.) To
challenge;
to
provoke;
to defy.
Disgust
::
Disgust
(v. t.) To
provoke
disgust
or
strong
distaste
in; to cause (any one)
loathing,
as of the
stomach;
to
excite
aversion
in; to
offend
the moral taste of; -- often with at, with, or by..
Urge
::
Urge (v. t.) To
provoke;
to
exasperate.
Ridicule
::
Ridicule
(n.)
Remarks
concerning
a
subject
or a
person
designed
to
excite
laughter
with a
degree
of
contempt;
wit of that
species
which
provokes
contemptuous
laughter;
disparagement
by
making
a
person
an
object
of
laughter;
banter;
-- a term
lighter
than
derision.
Provokement
::
Provokement
(n.) The act that
which,
provokes;
one who
excites
anger or other
passion,
or
incites
to
action;
as, a
provoker
of
sedition..
Inflamed
::
Inflamed
(p. a.) Set on fire;
enkindled;
heated;
congested;
provoked;
exasperated.
Meek
::
Meek
(superl.)
Mild of
temper;
not
easily
provoked
or
orritated;
patient
under
injuries;
not vain, or
haughty,
or
resentful;
forbearing;
submissive..
Instigate
::
Instigate
(v. t.) To goad or urge
forward;
to set on; to
provoke;
to
incite;
-- used
chiefly
with
reference
to evil
actions;
as to
instigate
one to a
crime.
Snappish
::
Snappish
(a.) Sharp in
reply;
apt to speak
angrily
or
testily;
easily
provoked;
tart;
peevish.
Salmis
::
Salmis
(n.) A
ragout
of
partly
roasted
game
stewed
with
sauce,
wine,
bread,
and
condiments
suited
to
provoke
appetite..
Inflammable
::
Inflammable
(a.)
Excitable;
irritable;
irascible;
easily
provoked;
as, an
inflammable
temper..
Irascible
::
Irascible
(a.) Prone to
anger;
easily
provoked
or
inflamed
to
anger;
choleric;
irritable;
as, an
irascible
man; an
irascible
temper
or
mood..
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