Translations for provocation in the English»Serbian Dictionary

provo·ca·tion [ˌprɒvə'keɪʃən] N

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provocation

provocation

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During these protests, however, there is evidence that agents of provocation worked with the police. en.wikipedia.org

He also said, that the revolt was a provocation planned in a foreign country. en.wikipedia.org

She sings without provocation and exposes her obvious fear and panic to him. en.wikipedia.org

As a matter of fact, it is all too rare indeed that we have even moderate provocation to mark a wonder of the cinematic world. en.wikipedia.org

He was often criticized for his strong left-wing leanings, which bordered on provocation, and was even sent some death threats. en.wikipedia.org

In this position the snake will strike without much provocation, inflicting multiple bites with extreme accuracy and efficiency. en.wikipedia.org

These kinds of infiltration operations were called provocation business, to expedite action and subsequently arrest the suspects. en.wikipedia.org

The problem is that it will slide off the end of the rope with little provocation. en.wikipedia.org

She suspected a provocation, but thinking it too important, went to the meeting. en.wikipedia.org

While open provocation was tabou, islanders were granted the freedom to decide for themselves as far as other forms of contestation were concerned. en.wikipedia.org

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