Inciting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCITING 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 INCITING

incite8 incited10 incites9

Words that contain INCITING

incitingly16 reinciting13

How to use INCITING in a sentence

• Nor did he neglect their intellectual improvement, inciting them to the formation of debating societies, and founding libraries.
• The most noticeable feature in the influence which Madame de Maintenon exercised on the King was in inciting a spirit of religious intolerance.
• She smiled in it, a little questioning, inciting smile, that seemed to lurk back in her eyes rather than along her lips.
• Allusions to the nose have a tendency to be vulgar, which is another mystery inciting us to investigate it.
• The latter had pursued their old policy of inciting the English to make extravagant demands which they at the same time urged the Nawab to refuse.
• It was just like Lady Pinkerton, I thought, to have gone round to Hobart inciting him to drag Jane from my office.
• Must we assume that there is some ground for suspecting that Austria-Hungary was inciting Bulgaria to war? We must leave it to history to answer.
• Yet the eyes were now lighted with a strange, sad reluctance, even while the mutinous lips opened their inciting welcome.
• The inciting motives were altogether of a different kind.
• Indulgences were thus the immediate inciting cause of the Reformation, but very soon there came into light the real principle that was animating the controversy.
• There was sufficient justification for inciting their wrath in that one sentence as it stood, and they were all combining to entrap me by every possible means.
• These crowds followed the wagons, shouting to the prisoners, defying all regulations, and inciting them to more defiance of rules.
• Therefore, inciting people to good actions by means of edifying images is a respectable trade and a roundabout means to good.
• An old witch doctor, he mentioned, had been inciting unrest among the dark masses of Kaffraria.
• They said nothing aloud, because nothing would have been heard above the whip-cracking and the wheel-clattering and the boisterous inciting noises Beppo was making at his horse.
• Digby had also the platform habit, he would go round the country denouncing and inciting to revolution in the name of Christ and of the Third International.
• Inciting to murder is practically reduced to a science in Ireland.
• She believed that Judith had been the secret means of inciting the freshman team to protest and she was determined to be even.
• Its headquarters were in Belgrade, where it worked by inciting the numerous Montenegrin students to revolution.
• It is difficult to believe that the more crafty of the confederates were sincere in the language they employed in inciting him to the preposterous acts in which he took part.
• He is running a Socialist newspaper, and now he is inciting the mill men to strike.
• Plato employed his powerful genius in working up a lofty spiritual reward, an ideal intoxication, for inciting men to the self-denying virtues.
• The border was being guarded very closely to prevent German sympathizers from crossing into Burma from China and inciting the native tribes to rebellion.
• Sam Brannan started to say something, but was promptly arrested for inciting riot.
• The secret means consisted in arming the Kaffir tribes against us in the most incredible manner, and in inciting them to attack us in violation of solemn treaties and promises.
• Suspecting that his son was inciting this movement, and that he perhaps was aiming at the crown, Ivan assailed him in the bitterest terms of reproach.
• Sophia was their inspiring genius, inciting and directing them through her emissaries.
• He realized that he had been a spectacle inciting interest and some amusement while he was hammering on the door.

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