Incite
Incite verb - To bring (something volatile or intense) into being.
Order and incite are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a verb "Incite".
Nearby Words: incitement, inciting
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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As all four of the above families are also True Companions with each other, its highly likely that taking any one of them on would soon incite the others to come after you in short order.
Source: Badass Family - General Shepherd deliberately incites a shooting war with Russia in order to instill patriotism, incite volunteers to the military, and unify America.
Source: Genghis Gambit - The third guy chimes in with the opinion that "Kellogg's" is the best part of the name, for obviously stupid reasons in order to incite comedic effect.
Source: Stuck on Band-Aid Brand
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