Incitingly: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe speech or actions that are intended to stir up violent or unlawful behavior.

• The leader spoke incitingly to the crowd, encouraging them to break the law

Generally describes actions or speech that deliberately cause annoyance, anger, or another strong reaction. Can be used in both positive and negative situations.

• She dressed provocatively to draw attention at the party
• He spoke provocatively during the debate to challenge the opposing side

Used when someone is deliberately encouraging others to do something, often something harmful or undesirable.

• He whispered instigatingly to his friend, urging him to start the fight

Applied when something is intended to provoke strong emotions, often anger or hatred.

• The article was written inflamingly to stir up outrage among its readers