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instigator

/ˈɪn.stɪ.ɡeɪ.tər/

Traduction: Personne qui pousse délibérément à des troubles ou qui est à l'origine d'une action, souvent dans un but négatif.

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noun

/ˈɪn.stɪ.ɡeɪ.tər/C1formal
  • frPersonne qui pousse délibérément à des troubles ou qui est à l'origine d'une action, souvent dans un but négatif.

A person who deliberately provokes trouble or initiates a course of action.

  1. TroublemakerB2formal

    A person who deliberately provokes or starts trouble, conflicts, or unrest.

    frfauteur de troubles

    • The instigator of the fight was quickly identified by witnesses.
    • She was known as an instigator, always stirring up arguments in the office.
    • The protest was peaceful until an instigator began shouting slogans.

    Synonymesagitatorfirebrandinciterprovocateurrabble-rouserringleaderstirrertroublemaker

    Antonymesconciliatormediatorpacifierpeacekeeperpeacemaker

  2. InitiatorB2formal

    A person who starts or sets something in motion, often a plan, project, or action.

    frInitiateur, instigateur

    • He was the instigator of the new recycling program at school.
    • The volunteers were instigators of positive change in the community.
    • She acted as the instigator, proposing the merger to both companies.

    Synonymesarchitectcatalystfounderinitiatormotivatororiginatorpioneerprime moverstarter

Formes
  • instigators plural form
  • instigators' possessive plural form
  • instigator's possessive singular form
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