| Definition of 'incitement' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) incitation, incitement
an act of urging on or spurring on or rousing to action or instigating
"the incitement of mutiny"
2. (noun) provocation, incitement
needed encouragement
"the result was a provocation of vigorous investigation"
3. (noun) incitement, incitation, provocation
something that incites or provokes; a means of arousing or stirring to action
4. (noun) exhortation, incitement
the act of exhorting; an earnest attempt at persuasion
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| Definition of 'incitement' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) incitement
the act of inciting
2. (noun) incitement
that which incites the mind, or moves to action; motive; incentive; impulse
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Sense: to stir up or cause
They incited violence in the crowd.
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 Afrikaans: opswepery |
 Arabic: تَحريض |
 Bulgarian: подбуждане |
 Brazilian: incitamento |
 Czech: popud |
 German: die Anstiftung |
 Danish: tilskyndelse; ansporing |
 Greek: υποκίνηση |
 Spanish: incitación |
 Estonian: kehutus |
 Farsi: تحریک؛ برانگیزش |
 Finnish: kiihottaminen |
 French: incitation (à) |
 Hebrew: הֲסָתָה |
 Hindi: भड़कावा |
 Croatian: podbadanje |
 Hungarian: ösztönzés |
 Indonesian: hasutan |
 Icelandic: hvatning, eggjun |
 Italian: incitamento |
 Japanese: 扇動 |
 Korean: 자극, 격려 |
 Lithuanian: kurstymas, skatinimas |
 Latvian: kūdīšana; pamudināšana; m |
 Malay: perbuatan menghasut |
 Dutch: aansporing |
 Norwegian: provokasjon, opphisselse |
 Polish: podżeganie |
 Persian: تحریک؛ برانگیزش |
 Pashto: تحریک |
 Portuguese: incitamento |
 Romanian: incitare (la) |
 Russian: подстрекательство |
 Slovak: popud |
 Slovenian: hujskanje |
 Serbian: podstrek |
 Swedish: incitament, uppeggande, p |
 Thai: การยั่วยุ |
 Turkish: kışkırt(ıl)ma |
 Taiwanese: 鼓吹，煽動 |
 Ukrainian: підбурювання, підбивання |
 Urdu: اکساہٹ |
 Vietnamese: sự khuấy động |
 Chinese: 激励，煽动 |
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