Bothersome and Instigative

Bothersome

Bothersome adjective - Causing annoyance.

Instigative and bothersome are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Instigative" instead an adjective "Bothersome".

Nearby Words: bother, bothered

Instigative

Instigative adjective - Serving or likely to arouse a strong reaction.
Usage example: she is no stranger to controversy, having penned several instigative and inflammatory books attacking liberals
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Bothersome and instigative are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bothersome" instead an adjective "Instigative".
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