Anger
Incite
Incite verb - To rouse to strong feeling or action.
Usage example: the demagogue's fiery rant incited the crowd to riot
Nearby Words: incitement, inciting
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Not So Stoic: Miles is good-humored and eternally soft-spoken, but the Prowler is eventually able to incite him to anger, at which time Miles is borderline deranged with fury.
Source: Comic Book / Miles Morales -
You see it all the time in anime or manga: During a comical scene, a character may express anger in a way that's meant to incite laughter from the audience.
Source: Comical Angry Face -
Balcony Speech: Kal-el gives one to the people of Ballesteros, not to incite them to anger, but to instead tell them about how he found that love and forgiveness is key to growing closer to each other.
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