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What is another word for
provocation
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▼
▲
Action or speech that makes someone angry, especially deliberately
Something that motivates or provokes a person or thing into action
A reason or cause for behaving in an untoward or criminal manner
A remark made to taunt or offend
Open resistance to authority or opposition
A feeling of intense irritation or frustration
The organized incitement of rebellion or civil disorder against authority or the state
Something (or someone) that causes irritation or annoyance
(
negative
)
Something that arouses a feeling of excitement
Act of sensitizing
The use of persuasion or intimidation to make someone do something
The act of bringing about the occurrence of something
The arousing of public concern or action about an issue
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▲
Noun
▲
Action or speech that makes someone angry, especially deliberately
aggravation
agitation
persecution
affront
pestering
taunting
badgering
harassment
nettling
offence
UK
plaguing
bedevilment
bugging
grievance
harrying
hassle
injury
insult
irking
perturbation
provoking
teasing
torment
importunity
indignity
insults
intimidation
molestation
needling
niggling
vexing
bothering
brickbat
grief
offense
US
pressure
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
being rubbed up the wrong way
vexation
annoyance
botheration
irritation
disturbance
exasperation
trouble
nuisance
coercion
problem
distraction
annoying
disturbing
hounding
galling
discrimination
bullying
disruption
interruption
interference
confusion
stirring
ruffling
hindrance
roiling
whisking
derangement
inconvenience
convulsion
bother
intrusion
dislocation
churning up
stirring up
more ❯
“It was understood that it would not be possible to resist this much longer in the face of continued
provocation
from the North.”
Noun
▲
Something that motivates or provokes a person or thing into action
incitement
incentive
stimulus
impetus
motivation
encouragement
spur
instigation
impulse
goad
stimulant
inducement
boost
incitation
momentum
stimulation
yeast
inspiration
urging
goading
pressure
cause
prompting
prodding
stirring
excitement
reason
rousing
challenge
dare
taunt
baiting
egging on
red rag
casus belli
motive
catalyst
shot in the arm
fillip
push
invitation
persuasion
lure
prompt
prod
bait
influence
urge
stirring up
turn-on
enticement
kick up the backside
agitation
attraction
temptation
draw
carrot
pull
drive
impulsion
clarion call
come-on
kindling
fuelling
UK
fomentation
animation
allurement
fueling
US
whipping up
sweetener
actuation
kick
propellant
arousal
trigger
titillation
tittivation
flash
charge
sting
piquing
response
enlivenment
awakening
douceur
excitant
movement
invigoration
US
ultimatum
reaction
summons
motivating force
envigoration
UK
ammunition
fodder
bidding
initiation
whip
inception
behest
devising
abetment
spurring
pressing
will
prick
jog
arousing
activation
needle
fuel
oxygen
force
rationale
coaxing
enkindling
spurring on
spark plug
magnet
thrust
allure
pushing
pressurization
US
stoking up
propulsion
snare
food
intellectual nourishment
decoy
lift
trap
piquancy
refreshment
shove
tonic
exhortation
impellent
motive power
goal
grounds
ground
pick-me-up
seducement
gauntlet
overture
purpose
kick-start
inveiglement
pressurisation
UK
needling
beseeching
blandishment
offer
driving force
carrot and stick
arm-twisting
siren song
requisition
summons to contest
threat
reason why
bang
fireworks
precipitant
geeing-up
eye-opener
exhilaration
convincing
inducing
persuading
conversion
suasion
consideration
bribe
hook
con
reward
leader
desire
brainwash
twist
perk
hard sell
sweet talk
snow job
soft soap
appeal
charm
interest
magnetism
seduction
determinant
glamor
US
glamour
UK
fascination
attractiveness
enchantment
crowd puller
stimulator
end
source
call
ambush
mousetrap
aim
mainspring
causation
fake
trick
camouflage
cajolery
shill
suggestion
focus
seductiveness
desirability
drawing card
reminder
loadstone
lodestone
attention-grabber
attention draw
honeypot
tantalization
siren
motivator
teaser
bewitchment
compulsion
help
insistence
excuse
premium
aid
animus
nudge
uplift
kick in the pants
gimmick
spring
reviver
intrigue
spice
courting
temptingness
animating force
attention-getter
gravitation towards
origin
basis
inclination towards
example
model
reminding
fount
beginning
root
fountain
generator
muse
hint
assistance
revelation
pass
approach
proposition
inspo
centre of attention
UK
intention
intent
chief reason
chief motive
impelling cause
prime mover
motive force
drawing power
creativeness
beacon
eureka
crowd-pleaser
move
ensnarement
objective
ambition
design
beacon of hope
shining light
guiding light
focal point
cue
jogging
cues
hints
reminders
concern
object
hope
proposal
determination
resolve
wish
aspiration
preoccupation
target
pretension
ideal
dream
center of attention
US
resolution
mission
vision
care
warning
advice
suggestions
plan
thinking
agenda
red herring
entrapment
pitfall
play
enticingness
charisma
stick
plant
booster
trickery
deception
beard
blind
facade
catch
nark
distraction
stoolie
chicane
pretence
UK
chicanery
pretense
US
imitation
front
likableness
captivation
duende
end game
holy grail
façade
agreeability
pizzazz
US
agreeableness
pizazz
engagingness
prepossessingness
magic
pleasingness
advance
feeler
hidden motive
hidden agenda
vested interest
score to settle
Holy Grail
object of desire
special interest
smoke screen
stool pigeon
blow off
sitting duck
pleasantness
animal magnetism
attractivity
oomph
force field
pzazz
UK
witchery
more ❯
“The test was whether a man would have been induced by the
provocation
to act as the accused acted.”
Noun
▲
A reason or cause for behaving in an untoward or criminal manner
reason
justification
grounds
cause
call
occasion
pretext
motive
motivation
excuse
need
purpose
basis
stimulus
necessity
ground
explanation
warrant
foundation
consideration
defence
UK
extenuation
defense
US
mitigation
mitigating circumstances
inducement
rationale
antecedent
incentive
requirement
causality
causation
influence
prompting
right
obligation
determinant
argument
rationalization
US
vindication
rationalisation
UK
account
wherefore
why
case
authority
subject
apology
story
apologia
alibi
premise
why and wherefore
reasoning
pretence
UK
pretense
US
underpinning
accounting
whys and wherefores
palliation
plea
good reason
whitewash
cop-out
song and dance
claim
factor
point
sense
footing
causal agent
evasion
front
the why and wherefore
cover
coverup
line
expedient
fabrication
routine
disguise
subterfuge
cover-up
fish story
cover story
get-out
ostensible reason
assurance
count
pretension
mainspring
score
root
meaning
answer
sake
evidence
confession
base
good excuse
good explanation
reasonable grounds
presumption
reasonable justification
supporting evidence
fair reason
good cause
just cause
assertion
declaration
statement
allegation
suit
out
fish tale
demand
use
wish
urgency
deficiency
goal
intention
aim
impetus
objective
design
end
target
object
exposition
driver
instigation
source
genesis
origin
inspiration
driving force
chief ingredient
principal element
more ❯
“Where homicide is committed without
provocation
, malice is implied.”
Noun
▲
A remark made to taunt or offend
censure
insult
barb
dig
brickbat
gibe
cut
jeer
affront
slight
slur
taunt
outrage
teasing
slap
epithet
derision
sneer
diss
taunting
dis
sarcasm
catcall
criticism
goading
mockery
ridicule
ridiculing
scoff
comeback
sledge
gibing
crack
dump
jab
reproach
slam
swipe
wisecrack
invective
lampooning
raillery
vitriol
put down
backhanded compliment
dirty dig
parting shot
slap in the face
snappy comeback
mocking remark
verbal abuse
indignity
injury
abuse
offense
US
offence
UK
snub
wrong
aspersion
atrocity
scandal
poke
dart
desecration
left-handed compliment
gird
dirty deed
name
personality
kick in the teeth
discourtesy
jibe
injustice
rudeness
disrespect
black eye
disparagement
insolence
contempt
hit
scorn
zinger
humiliation
rebuff
grievance
shaft
cutting remark
obloquy
slander
libel
defamation
vilification
disservice
indignation
scoffing
hurt
harm
attack
unfairness
impertinence
impudence
incivility
depreciation
disdain
revilement
disdainfulness
despite
blasphemy
knock
flame
microaggression
wrongdoing
displeasure
cheap shot
rebuke
disparaging remark
unjustness
inequity
brush-off
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
smear
detriment
raw deal
verbal dig
exposé
animadversion
stricture
spite
quip
insinuation
mistreatment
remark
sting
belittlement
kick
innuendo
snide remark
prejudice
mischief
pointed comment
name-calling
call-down
pan
hateful remark
rejection
suppression
burn
take-down
verbal jab
snidery
decry
one in the eye
fleer
burlesque
banter
blow to one's pride
ill
blitzkrieg
onslaught
assailment
battery
onset
pique
huff
resentment
dudgeon
push
assault
aggression
miff
blitz
umbrage
mugging
cold shoulder
damage
evil
infringement
unjust act
ruffled feathers
ill-treatment
contumely
opprobrium
shame
ignominy
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
superciliousness
impugnment
unpleasantry
pejorative
abusive remark
harsh call
lie
untruth
calumny
mudslinging
taint
stain
whispering campaign
false report
false accusation
false imputation
more ❯
Noun
▲
Open resistance to authority or opposition
defiance
insubordination
disobedience
rebellion
recalcitrance
rebelliousness
contumacy
unruliness
contrariness
refractoriness
waywardness
intractability
obstreperousness
frowardness
balkiness
willfulness
intractableness
opposition
insolence
confrontation
contempt
audacity
resistance
boldness
revolt
perversity
bravado
challenge
insurgence
temerity
insurgency
affront
brazenness
effrontery
impudence
lip
sass
call
cartel
command
dare
gas
guts
muster
spite
factiousness
impugnment
dissent
enjoinder
subversion
noncooperation
subversiveness
defy
disregard
mutinousness
daring
scorn
truculence
violation
cheek
cheekiness
non-compliance
back talk
big talk
hot air
throwing of the gauntlet
order
stump
summons
recalcitrancy
obstinacy
wildness
disorderliness
fractiousness
obstinateness
unmanageability
untowardness
ungovernableness
uncontrollableness
indocility
uncontrollability
despite
obduracy
awkwardness
indiscipline
stubbornness
cantankerousness
ungovernability
pig-headedness
incorrigibility
perverseness
uncooperativeness
mulishness
recidivism
pigheadedness
impulsiveness
orneriness
assertiveness
imprudence
heedlessness
lawlessness
recklessness
impetuousness
unmanageableness
rowdiness
noncompliance
roughness
nonconformity
nonobservance
insubmission
lack of cooperation
breaking the rules
mutiny
disruptiveness
carelessness
boisterousness
nonconformance
unconformity
heresy
naughtiness
disrespect
repugnance
recusancy
apostasy
schism
more ❯
Noun
▲
A feeling of intense irritation or frustration
exasperation
annoyance
anger
irritation
vexation
indignation
displeasure
pique
resentment
rage
ire
wrath
fury
aggravation
spleen
choler
disgruntlement
crossness
discontent
chagrin
bother
botheration
frustration
madness
testiness
grief
passion
tetchiness
bile
aggro
pip
upset
disgust
crabbiness
exacerbation
stroppiness
besetment
enragement
ill humour
offence
UK
offense
US
umbrage
hassle
miff
dudgeon
infuriation
peeve
peevishness
petulance
discontentment
hurt
stew
dander
soreness
irk
bad temper
bad feeling
slow burn
hurt pride
wounded feelings
wounded pride
hurt feelings
animosity
aversion
enmity
antipathy
outrage
temper
gall
irascibility
impatience
stress
discomfort
harassment
trouble
huff
distress
unhappiness
disturbance
bedevilment
grudge
antagonization
affront
injury
exception
odium
provoking
slight
irking
nettling
high dudgeon
sense of injury
irritability
acrimony
bitterness
rancour
UK
rancor
US
dissatisfaction
spite
antagonism
vehemence
malice
angriness
animus
lividness
ill-temper
wrathfulness
irateness
furor
US
hostility
lividity
perturbation
acerbity
resentfulness
hatred
birse
furore
UK
cynicism
rise
conniption
asperity
ill will
virulence
malignity
moodiness
ill feeling
touchiness
cantankerousness
mad
sourness
snappishness
waspishness
tantrum
virulency
dyspepsia
grumpiness
hot temper
dislike
pettishness
churlishness
querulousness
mood
agitation
fog
biliousness
rancorousness
embitterment
bad feelings
storm
malevolence
sullenness
acidity
acridity
rankling
acridness
tartness
hate
vitriol
cattiness
mordancy
vindictiveness
acidness
corrosiveness
discomposure
fractiousness
snappiness
ill humor
disquiet
fretfulness
hard feelings
irritableness
ill feelings
flare-up
tizzy
air rage
tiff
boiling point
distemper
disapprobation
disapproval
hissy fit
blow up
cat fit
venom
grouchiness
sulkiness
dismay
crotchetiness
shock
opposition
discontentedness
restlessness
crankiness
surliness
fit
outburst
uneasiness
pain
discomfiture
perverseness
huffiness
irascibleness
perversity
viciousness
ill-humour
ill-humor
ferocity
quick temper
extreme anger
violence
bad mood
chip on your shoulder
sharpness
spitefulness
acrimoniousness
maliciousness
nastiness
embitteredness
poison
disappointment
moroseness
terseness
bluster
ferment
harshness
disinclination
indisposition
mard
hatefulness
lather
road rage
incensement
fume
fit of pique
more heat than light
prickliness
arbitrariness
whinginess
tantrums
caprice
capriciousness
mardiness
ungraciousness
curmudgeonliness
scratchiness
scorn
shortness
a mood
shrewishness
pepperiness
crustiness
regret
edginess
impetuosity
disaffection
righteous anger
orneriness
chippiness
shirtiness
ill nature
a bad mood
rattiness
soreheadedness
envy
nervousness
jitteriness
restiveness
grievances
miffiness
snakiness
short temper
unrest
unease
a sore head
abruptness
intolerance
curtness
brusqueness
sensitivity
oversensitivity
oversensitiveness
hypersensitivity
anxiety
disquietude
gloominess
sadness
depression
a short fuse
weariness
mortification
being rubbed up the wrong way
jaundice
grievance
score
down
bad blood
more ❯
Noun
▲
The organized incitement of rebellion or civil disorder against authority or the state
sedition
rebellion
uprising
insurrection
revolt
mutiny
insurgence
revolution
insurgency
agitation
subversion
insubordination
rioting
resistance
defiance
troublemaking
disobedience
treason
fomentation
incitement
inflaming
dissent
disloyalty
rabble-rousing
civil disorder
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
activism
instigation
riot
rising
strike
outbreak
coup
putsch
anarchy
disorder
overthrow
jacquerie
protest
unrest
upheaval
schism
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
civil disobedience
dissension
regime change
seizure of power
act of resistance
act of defiance
opposition
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
disaffection
breach
struggle
recalcitrance
disruption
trouble-making
refusal to obey orders
refusal to obey
fighting in the streets
destabilisation
UK
reform
plot
bloodshed
turmoil
tumult
turbulence
strife
overturn
uproar
row
violence
change
foment
coup d'état
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
defection
displeasure
more ❯
Noun
▲
Something (or someone) that causes irritation or annoyance
irritant
nuisance
bother
annoyance
pest
hassle
aggravation
vexation
headache
inconvenience
pain
peeve
bugbear
exasperation
irritation
trial
irk
botheration
frustration
ruffle
trouble
thorn
drag
aggro
rub
plague
bane
nudnik
bore
nark
skelf
nyaff
bind
tease
torment
gall
burden
menace
pinprick
goad
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
pain in the rear
pain in the backside
hair shirt
source of annoyance
source of irritation
fair cow
pet peeve
source of vexation
thorn in the flesh
affliction
worry
distress
difficulty
problem
grief
snag
pip
infuriation
irksomeness
grievance
hang-up
unhappiness
burr under someone's saddle
chip on your shoulder
cause of distress
tribulation
ordeal
scourge
sorrow
curse
calamity
persecution
straits
woe
anguish
agony
misfortune
harassment
hurt
misery
excruciation
travail
rack
torture
soreness
discomfort
nag
cross to bear
nagging
stress
thorn in your side
fuss
agitation
troublesomeness
untimeliness
strain
awkwardness
hindrance
bothersomeness
cumbersomeness
unpleasantness
uneasiness
unsuitableness
blister
worriment
uphill
palaver
rigmarole
nuisance value
besetment
drawback
disadvantage
disturbance
unwieldiness
problems
disruption
bane of one's life
unfitness
concern
upset
anxiety
thorn in one's side
pressure
tiresomeness
unhandiness
pill
dislike
hate
blight
infliction
pet hate
trials and tribulations
stew
hardship
aversion
bellyache
obstacle
painfulness
inopportuneness
nudnick
teaser
gadfly
annoyer
struggle
persecutor
issue
gnawer
embarrassment
setback
adversity
incommodiousness
incommodity
dilemma
creep
bummer
stressor
travails
gripe
source of aggravation
complication
sore point
constraint
complaint
objection
nightmare
predicament
quagmire
quibble
nudge
dread
cuss
schmo
bĂȘte noir
burr in someone's saddle
delicacy
displeasure
downer
ticklishness
discomfiture
stickiness
evil
ghost
perplexingness
thorniness
anathema
fizzle
chagrin
uncomfortableness
pet aversion
cancer
pain in the behind
source of disruption
uphill battle
canker
drip
terror
bitter pill
pesterer
botherment
bum
pester
offense
US
offence
UK
bete noire
bĂȘte noire
visitation
old one-two
hydra
molestation
perplexity
job
flurry
downside
thorny problem
pains
labor
US
labour
UK
impediment
laboriousness
strenuousness
arduousness
struggling
strife
ado
toil
disquiet
unease
hurdle
dolour
hangup
hitch
catch
barrier
jam
imbroglio
weight
exigency
bafflement
puzzle
hiccup
tragedy
facer
blow
mishap
misadventure
reverse
cross
trauma
mental burden
to-do
prob
heartbreak
load
entanglement
albatross
fire
stumbling block
crucible
rigor
US
fly in the ointment
spanner in the works
monkey wrench in the works
gauntlet
gantlet
calvary
crucifixion
rigour
UK
bad luck
hard times
stroke of bad luck
severe test
hard time
ill fortune
trying time
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Something that arouses a feeling of excitement
excitement
agitation
restlessness
incitement
stir
unrest
commotion
delirium
ferment
frenzy
furore
UK
hysteria
tension
turmoil
chaos
confusion
discomposure
disturbance
dither
drama
furor
US
melodrama
pandemonium
panic
perturbation
trepidation
tumult
wildness
bother
fuss
hubbub
hullabaloo
incitation
rage
to-do
flurry
activity
action
elation
thrill
eagerness
enthusiasm
excitation
stimulation
nervousness
anxiety
apprehension
feverishness
emotion
alarm
willies
jitters
shakes
flap
butterflies
uproar
fever
fury
worry
rampage
heebie-jeebies
mania
disquiet
distraction
fear
concern
uneasiness
distress
unease
disquietude
apprehensiveness
nerves
shivers
tenseness
creeps
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
nervous excitement
screaming meemies
goose bumps
jimjams
whim-whams
overexcitement
hyperactivity
jumps
fidgets
deliriousness
trouble
bad vibe
upset
derangement
madness
irrationality
ruckus
neurosis
dread
hysterics
upheaval
row
unreason
rumpus
fearfulness
fluster
anxiousness
agita
care
solicitude
concernment
nervosity
sweat
mirth
ruction
terror
state
fright
panic attack
whirl
lather
horror
disconcertment
consternation
passion
loss of control
foreboding
fit of madness
loss of reason
mental distress
fit of agitation
outburst of agitation
dismay
ecstasy
alarum
hesitation
craze
tizzy
rush
shock
rumble
jitteriness
scare
transport
worriment
euphoria
collywobbles
misgivings
abdabs
yips
free-for-all
jumpiness
trepidity
wild excitement
trembling
nerviness
hell broke loose
habdabs
palpitation
Joe Blakes
cold sweat
jim-jams
a blue funk
blue funk
cold feet
more ❯
Noun
▲
Act of sensitizing
sensitization
US
excitation
exposure
familiarisation
UK
familiarization
US
stimulation
inducement
preparation
alert
animation
refinement
triggering
warning
Noun
▲
The use of persuasion or intimidation to make someone do something
pressure
coercion
compulsion
constraint
force
duress
arm-twisting
enforcement
influence
insistence
oppression
badgering
demand
entreaty
goading
harassment
harrying
intimidation
nagging
pestering
obligation
persuasion
power
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
sway
threats
bullying
menacing
browbeating
threatening
extortion
threat
strong-arm tactics
violence
terrorization
exaction
scare tactics
strong arm tactics
hounding
terrifying
scaring
tyrannization
menace
subduing
railroading
steamrollering
blackmail
driving
strong-arm tactic
strong-arming
force majeure
strong arm
reign of terror
hardship
control
warning
fulmination
commination
domineering
foul play
requirement
fearmongering
thunder
pains
conscription
scare tactic
ambush
terrorism
goad
impulsion
spur
impelling
shakedown
extraction
rapacity
squeezing
squeeze
entrapment
demanding money with menaces
pressuring
pressurizing
US
unnerving
cowing
menaces
terrorizing
US
tormenting
frightening
daunting
persecution
plaguing
fear
demoralizing
US
bulldozing
demoralising
UK
terrorising
UK
pressurising
UK
cyberbullying
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of bringing about the occurrence of something
induction
generation
production
initiation
stimulation
bringing about
bringing on
setting off
Noun
▲
The arousing of public concern or action about an issue
agitation
activism
campaigning
crusading
demonstration
arguing
argument
debate
discussion
fighting
protest
battling
commotion
confrontation
striving
struggling
wrangling
rabble-rousing
stirring up
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