Incites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCITES in dictionary:

VERB:
• INCITE, to arouse to action
• encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behaviour)
• urge or persuade (someone) to act in a violent or unlawful way

Words related to INCITES

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How to use INCITES in a sentence

• It incites us to do more by a fellow-creature than can be strictly required of us.
• The cold incites To swinging of arms with brisk rebound.
• Enjoy the moment, till the farce of life is ended! Virtue exists only in society, which restrains from evil by its laws, and incites to good by rousing the love of honor.
• The devil incites his tools to disturb the Church or the political commonwealth, that boundless confusion may enter, followed by heathenish desolation.
• The example of a Prince is a mighty influence in his country, and incites with secret power every citizen to like actions in private life, especially to moral actions.
• Valentin and Lasalle stimulated by that natural impulse which incites man to assist a fellow creature in distress, is, on that account, entitled to the highest praise.
• The mere fact that Vishnu becomes incarnate incites the ardent Sivaite to say that his god can do the same.
• Any discourse is valuable which incites a man having a marked tendency to depressing, morbid ideas, to rid himself of them.
• Morality influenced by Sentiment which warms and incites to action, 725-m.
• Nature contributes the raw material of these great and vital industries, then incites and works out human suggestions.
• But while he lived, he appears as the one who spurs on and incites, where others hesitate.
• She is so orthodox that she incites heresy in the rebellious mind of independent youth.
• You must know that being long in one place incites them against one another, and they begin to die.
• Nature incites a movement, speech names this movement.
• A mad chase through tree tops ensues, during which she constantly incites him with that mocking call, till the poor fellow is fairly driven crazy.
• The strongest negro always leads the dozen or more mowers, and thus incites his fellows to keep closely in his wake.

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