Instigating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTIGATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSTIGATE, to initiate, bring about
• incite someone to do something, especially something bad
• bring about or initiate (an action or event)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to goad or urge forwar; provoke

Words related to INSTIGATING

instigate10 instigatingly18

Words that contain INSTIGATING

instigatingly18

How to use INSTIGATING in a sentence

• The desperate attempt in which the papacy had been engaged to put down its opponents by instigating civil wars, massacres, and assassinations, proved to be altogether abortive.
• Vitellius had never forgiven him for rising against Nero and instigating Verginius.
• The forces instigating this movement had their source at Rome, where the Pope was unceasingly striving, through Germany and Poland, to carry the Latin cross into Russia.
• Madame Roland was charged with instigating the unpopular acts of her husband by the radicals, and she was in equal danger with her husband.
• Why so? Because the Veda has the purport of either instigating to action or restraining from it.
• Smith was suspected of instigating these attacks, and thus fresh quarrels broke out.
• Rhodes, primarily, for instigating the war, and held Mr.
• The bards have ever been foremost in instigating insurrections in Wales.
• You are to decide whether he is or is not guilty of instigating the murder of his wife.
• King Nikola, who was posing to the Powers as the victim of the Albanian insurrection, was very angry when he heard of this, and suspected me of instigating it.
• Behind Austria stood Germany, proud, menacing, armed to the teeth, ready for attack, supporting if not instigating the relentless Austrian purpose.
• The good angel prompted the individual to holy actions, while the malignant one was constantly instigating him to shun the right path.
• His merit in that eminence was, by instigating a tyrant to injustice, to provoke a people to rebellion.
• Even in his own generation he was accused through his followers of having had a hand in instigating the revolt.
• Little Scatchy had had a habit of leaving various articles on her window-sill and of instigating searches for them at untimely hours of night.
• They were believed to be instigating the Indians to continuous underhand war.
• The Hotri, the immortal god goes in front with his secret power, instigating the sacrifices.
• The Governor, however, satisfied himself that the old chief was secretly instigating the insurgents.
• Another was an accusive and significant warning addressed to a notorious labour leader who was on the point of instigating his clients to a troublesome strike.
• He had been south, to Florida, and succeeded in instigating the Seminoles in particular, and portions of other tribes, to unite in the war on the side of the British.

Similar words containing STIGAT without suffix ing and without prefix in

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