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1. (n.) instigation
the act of instigating; incitement.
2. instigation
an incentive.
Etymology: (1375–1425)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) abetment, abettal, instigation
the verbal act of urging on
2. (noun) fomentation, instigation
deliberate and intentional triggering (of trouble or discord)
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1. (noun) instigation
the act of instigating, or the state of being instigated; incitement; esp. to evil or wickedness
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Sense: to suggest and encourage (a wrong action, a rebellion etc).
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 Afrikaans: aanhitsing |
 Arabic: تَحْريض، حَض |
 Bulgarian: подстрекателство |
 Brazilian: instigação |
 Czech: podněcování |
 German: die Anstiftung |
 Danish: tilskyndelse; ansporelse |
 Greek: υποκίνηση |
 Spanish: instigación |
 Estonian: õhutamine |
 Farsi: تحریک |
 Finnish: yllytys |
 French: instigation |
 Hebrew: הֲסָתָה |
 Hindi: भड़कावा |
 Croatian: poticanje |
 Hungarian: ösztönzés, uszítás |
 Indonesian: hasutan |
 Icelandic: hvatning,áeggjan |
 Italian: istigazione |
 Japanese: 扇動 |
 Korean: 선동 |
 Lithuanian: kurstymas |
 Latvian: kūdīšana; musināšana; pro |
 Malay: penghasutan |
 Dutch: aanstichting |
 Norwegian: oppfordring, anstiftelse |
 Polish: podżeganie |
 Persian: تحریک |
 Pashto: پارونه، لمسون |
 Portuguese: instigação |
 Romanian: instigare |
 Russian: подстрекательство |
 Slovak: podnecovanie |
 Slovenian: hujskanje |
 Serbian: preduzimanje |
 Swedish: anstiftan |
 Thai: การยุยง |
 Turkish: kışkırtma |
 Taiwanese: 教唆 |
 Ukrainian: підбурювання |
 Urdu: انگیزش |
 Vietnamese: sự xúi giục |
 Chinese: 教唆 |
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