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incitement

/ɪnˈsaɪt.mənt/

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noun

C1formalcommon/ɪnˈsaɪt.mənt/

A noun referring to an act or instance of urging, provoking, or encouraging someone to take action, often of a strong or negative nature.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или случай подстрекательства, провоцирования или поощрения кого-либо к действию, часто сильного или негативного характера.esSustantivo que denota la acción o el caso de incitar, provocar o alentar a alguien a actuar, a menudo de manera fuerte o negativa.frNom désignant l'action ou le fait d'inciter, de pousser ou d'encourager quelqu'un à agir, souvent de manière forte ou négative.deSubstantiv, das die Handlung oder den Fall bezeichnet, jemanden zu einer Handlung anzustiften, zu provozieren oder zu ermutigen, oft zu etwas Heftigem oder Negativem.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato ou efeito de incitar, provocar ou estimular alguém a agir, frequentemente de forma intensa ou negativa. Pode referir-se também ao incentivo a comportamentos ou sentimentos, como violência, ódio ou rebelião.zh名词,指煽动、挑动或怂恿某人采取行动的行为或事件,通常针对强烈或负面的行动。arاسم يدل على فعل التحريض أو الإغراء أو التشجيع على القيام بعمل ما، وغالباً ما يكون عملاً سلبياً أو عنيفاً.

  1. Act of urging or provoking B2 formal legal

    The action of encouraging or provoking someone to do something, often something negative or illegal.

    • He was arrested for incitement to violence.
    • The speech was seen as incitement to rebellion.
    • The court found him guilty of incitement to hatred.

    ruПодстрекательствоesincitaciónfrIncitationdeAnstiftungptIncitamentozh煽动arالتحريض

    المرادفات: abetmentencouragementfomentationgoadinginducementinstigationprovocationspurringurging

    الأضداد: deterrencediscouragementdissuasion

  2. Needed encouragement C1 formal

    A form of encouragement that is necessary or helpful to motivate someone to act.

    • Her words were the incitement he needed to start his own business.
    • The team lacked incitement to push through the final stage.
    • A little incitement can go a long way in boosting morale.

    ruНеобходимое поощрениеesIncitación necesariafrEncouragement nécessairedeNotwendige ErmutigungptIncentivo necessáriozh必要的鼓励arتحفيز ضروري

    المرادفات: boostencouragementincentivemotivationpushspurstimulus

  3. A means of provocation C1 formal

    Something that serves as a stimulus or trigger to arouse or stir someone into action.

    • The article was an incitement for public debate.
    • The reward acted as an incitement for greater effort.
    • The unfair treatment was the incitement for the protest.

    ruСредство провокацииesincitaciónfrIncitation (moyen de provocation)deMittel der ProvokationptMeio de provocaçãozh煽动手段arوسيلة تحريض

    المرادفات: goadimpetusincentiveinducementinstigationprovocationspurstimulustrigger

    الأضداد: deterrentdiscouragementdissuasion

  4. Earnest persuasion C1 formal

    The act of strongly urging or persuading someone to do something, often with passion or conviction.

    • His incitement of the crowd was both passionate and effective.
    • The leader's incitement inspired the followers to take action.
    • She used incitement to convince them to join the cause.

    ruУбеждениеesIncitación, persuasión vehementefrIncitation pressantedeEindringliche ÜberzeugungptIncitamentozh煽动arحثّ

    المرادفات: encouragementexhortationinstigationpersuasionpromptingurging

    الأضداد: deterrencediscouragementdissuasion

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  • incitement's possessive singular form