goading

• Substantivo que se refere ao ato de provocar, instigar ou incentivar alguém a fazer algo, muitas vezes de forma insistente ou irritante.

A noun referring to a verbalization or action that encourages someone to attempt something.

incontável

1. Verbal encouragementB2informal

   A verbal expression that encourages someone to attempt or do something.

   Incentivo verbal

   • His goading finally pushed me to apply for the job.
   • She ignored his goading and continued her work.
   • The team responded positively to the coach's goading.
   • I found his constant goading annoying yet motivating.

   Sinônimosencouragementexhortationincitementproddingpromptingspurringurging

2. Provocative actionB2informal

   The act of provoking or irritating someone to get a reaction.

   Provocação

   • His goading was intended to start a fight.
   • They resorted to goading to force him out.
   • The teacher warned the students about their goading behavior.
   • She couldn't stand his relentless goading anymore.

   Sinônimosincitementproddingprovocationspurringtauntingurging

• Verbo usado para provocar, irritar ou instigar alguém, geralmente com o intuito de estimular uma reação ou ação.

A verb used to indicate the act of provoking or annoying someone in order to stimulate a reaction or action.

1. Provoke or urgeC1formal

   To provoke or annoy someone to do something, often by persistent teasing or criticism.

   Instigar

   • His constant criticism goaded her into quitting her job.
   • The crowd goaded the speaker with loud jeers.
   • She goaded him into taking the challenge.

   Sinônimosegg onencourageincitenagprodpromptprovokespurstimulateurge

   Antônimoscalmdeterdiscouragedissuaderestrain

2. Drive or push forwardC1formal

   To force or drive someone to take action, often against their will.

   Incitarei

   • The coach goaded the team to run faster.
   • Hunger goaded the refugees to keep moving.
   • The threat of failure goaded him to study harder.

   Sinônimosbadgeregg onencourageinciteprodpromptprovokespurstimulateurge

   Antônimosdeterdiscouragedissuadeinhibitrestrain