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Meaning
Verb
●
To cause someone to become
annoyed
or angry.
●
To
bring about
a reaction.
●
To appeal.
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Origin
provoke
English
provoquer
French
provocare
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Harass
Discompose
Engender
Evoke
Grill
Incite
Induce
Inflame
Instigate
Invoke
Rouse
Arouses
Annoy
Arouse
Stir
Acerbate
Aggravate
Invite
Irritate
Stimulate
Enrage
Thrill
Bring About
Egg On
Set Off
Stir Up
Whip Up
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Elicit
Inspire
Antagonize
Foment
Trigger
Prompt
Goad
Intimidate
Cause
Spark
Embolden
Spur
Initiate
Generate
Confront
Quell
Enflame
Inhibit
Encourage
Deter
Prevent
Escalate
Exacerbate
Suppress
Threaten
Frighten
Influence
Foster
Create
Force
Convey
Offend
Challenge
Triggers
Discourage
Involve
Produce
Inflict
Affect
Facilitate
Undermine
Resist
Prompts
Excite
Elicits
Oppose
Heighten
Portray
Ignite
Entail
Shock
Disturb
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Rhymes
Coq
Oke
Oak
Joke
Coke
Yoke
Poke
Soak
Yolk
Woke
Soke
Roke
Folk
Boke
Toke
Hoke
Awoke
Croak
Broke
Spoke
Roque
Cloak
Stoke
Proke
Evoke
Choke
Smoke
Quoke
Wroke
Avoke
Bloke
Advoke
Unyoke
Stroke
Prahok
Revoke
Provoke
Respoke
Baroque
Baroque
Bespoke
Disyoke
Convoke
Holm Oak
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