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provoke

/prəˈvoʊk/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de stimuler, inciter ou provoquer une réaction ou une émotion, souvent délibérément.

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/prəˈvoʊk/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de stimuler, inciter ou provoquer une réaction ou une émotion, souvent délibérément.

A verb used to indicate the act of stimulating, inciting, or causing a reaction or emotion, often deliberately.

  1. Stimulate or causeB2formal

    To cause a particular reaction or feeling, often a strong one.

    frProvoquer, susciter

    • His speech provoked a heated debate among the audience.
    • The new policy provoked widespread criticism from the public.
    • Her comments provoked laughter from the crowd.

    Synonymesarouseelicitevokeinciteinduceinstigatepromptsparkstimulatetrigger

    Antonymesdeterdiscourageinhibitpreventsuppress

  2. Deliberately annoy or angerB2formal

    To deliberately make someone angry or irritated.

    frprovoquer (délibérément pour irriter)

    • He tried to provoke his brother by teasing him.
    • The bully provoked the smaller boy into a fight.
    • She felt provoked by his constant interruptions.

    Synonymesannoyantagonizebaitenrageexasperategallgoadinfuriateirritatemaddenneedleoffendriletaunttease

    Antonymesappeasecalmconciliatemollifypacifyplacatesoothe

Formes
  • provoked past participle
  • provoked past simple
  • provoking present participle
  • provokes third person singular
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