incite in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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amotinar tropa
to incite … to mutiny
amotinar tropa
to incite … to rebellion
amotinar tropa
to incite … to insurrection
amotinar población/pueblo
to incite … to rebellion
instigar a alg. a algo
to incite sb to sth
instigar a alg. a + infinit.
to incite sb to +  infinit.
soliviantar tropas
to incite … to mutiny
soliviantar masas/trabajadores
to incite
azuzar
to incite
incitar a alg. a algo
to incite sb to sth
películas que incitan a la violencia
films which encourage violence o which incite people to violence
incitar a alg. contra alg.
to incite sb against sb
sublevar
to incite … to rebellion
fomentar disturbio/odio
to incite
alborotar
to incite
citar
to incite

incite in the PONS Dictionary

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The purpose of ritualization might be to incite a controversy or to create certain impressions.
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Inciting speech is characterized by the speaker's intent to make someone else the instrument of his or her unlawful will.
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These reports were an essential tool to incite fear in others.
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As time goes on, she incites her father's jealousy by publicly flirting with men at parties.
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Daily washing will remove the sebum daily and incite an increase in sebum production, because the skin notices the scalp skin is lacking sufficient moisture.
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Infiltrators would mingle with the local populace and incite them to rebellion.
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It is never easy and always incites drama, but sometimes you have to make really hard decisions.
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Citing losses from a protracted fare war incited by inter-island competitor go!
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More than 1,000 people were arrested on suspicion of inciting or partaking in the violence.
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Smith, who feared another mob attack, supported the action, not realizing that suppression of the press would sooner incite an attack than libel would.
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