Incite
Incite verb - To bring (something volatile or intense) into being.
Nearby Words: incitement, inciting
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Possibly justified because he is disguised as a Klingon in order to incite war, and therefore must be seen for the plan to work.
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They incite the public to do the dirty work, under the promise that not doing so will result in the villains killing a lot of children.
Source: Film / Hobo with a Shotgun -
Essentially, you either help the rebels incite mass protests by uploading information about Project Ferustine for everyone to see, or you refuse to work with them and break out of their base towards an uncertain future.
Source: Video Game / Sore Losers
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