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复数:incitements
词根:incite
n.incitation 激励;刺激;煽动;诱因
vt.incite 煽动;激励;刺激
Noun
1. an act of urging on or spurring on or rousing to action or instigating;
"the incitement of mutiny"
2. needed encouragement;
"the result was a provocation of vigorous investigation"
3. something that incites or provokes; a means of arousing or stirring to action
4. the act of exhorting; an earnest attempt at persuasion
1590年代,“激励行动; 激励因素”,源自16世纪的法语 incitement,源自拉丁语 incitamentum,源自 incitare(见 incite)。早期的词汇是 incitation(15世纪早期)。
Middle French inciter, from Latin incitare, from in- + citare to put in motion — more at cite
The first known use of incite was in the 15th century
inclose, inclosure
inclinedadjective
having an inclination, disposition, or tendency
was inclined to stay up late
incline1 of 2verb
to bend the head or body forward : bow
to be drawn to an opinion or course of action
inclined to go swimming
to turn or move from a line, direction, or course : lean, slope
to cause to bend, bow, or slant
to have influence on : persuade
my teacher's example inclined me to become a teacher too
incline2 of 2noun
slope entry 3 sense 2
inclementadjective
stormy sense 1
inclement weather
incivilitynoun
the quality or state of being impolite
a rude or discourteous act
inciteverb
to move to action : stir up
inciteverb
to move to action : stir up
1 Had the frenzied protests and the increasing incitement against Rabin — including posters with a mock-up of him in a Nazi uniform — made talk of murder palatable?
2 Trump's incitements had been heard loud and clear elsewhere, too.
3 “What if we published the home addresses of the soulless robot editors at the New York Times who assigned and managed this incitement to violence against my family?”
4 Once, photographs of lynchings were widely shared for the incitement and entertainment of White consumers.
5 Is it a goad to awareness, an incitement to action, a spur to further thought?
6 We were joined for two weeks by Walter, who had been on trial in Johannesburg for incitement to strike while I had been in Pretoria.
7 Sedition — Merriam-Webster defines it as “incitement of resistance to or insurrection against lawful authority” — is a word that echoes across American history, archaic yet familiar.
8 But in order to actionis necessary to give enterprise pressure or incitement to implement these concepts.
这些观念可以在质量成本、质量经济效益和质量改进中得到贯彻,但为了落实这些观念必须给企业一定的压力或刺激.
9 What you said operated as an incitement on me.
你的话对我起了激励作用。
10 The Islamic State has now adapted Mr. Awlaki’s library of incitement for its communications campaign.
11 The prosecutor’s probe is based on part of an 1881 law on freedom of the press that concerns incitement to murder and to hatred based on race or religion, a judicial source said.
12 To praise a commercial director like Mr. Hitchcock in the haute bohemian pages of The Voice was calculated incitement.
13 This is a phrase that demagogues throughout history, from the French Revolution to Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia, have understood and used as an incitement to violence.
14 Farage said the joke was “incitement of violence and the police need to act.”
15 Her lodestar is Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., the Supreme Court justice who in a famous dissent wrote, “Every idea is an incitement,” and meant it in a good way.
16 What more incitement do you need to tune in here at 8pm tonight – and to post your thoughts here afterwards, too?
17 The act of fomenting; incitement.
激励激励的行为;
18 Beauty, who was convicted and sentenced to hard labor for incitement during Henry Kissinger’s visit to South Africa, cleans the walls.
19 That night, above the ice lands, such independence of mind was a revelation and an incitement.
那一夜,在冰封大地的上空,这种思想的独立性给我以启迪和激励。
20 Booming out of nightclub speakers, it was an incitement to dance-floor insurrection.
3 煽动
inflammatory incendiary provoking agitative agitation prompting instigation demagoguery demagogy incendiarism fomentation agitate fan stir excite provoke incite overheat instigate inflame abet goad foment blow the coals pour oil on the flame ferment fan the flames whip sow stoke propagandize fan the flames of stir up whip up egg on
6 鼓舞
invigorative infusive exciting inspiring inspirational invigorating rousing stimulative support inspiration stimulus stimulation excitation prompting reanimation vivify invigoration root embrave spirit inspire inform wake prompt spark stimulate cheer ginger infuse animate quicken rouse invigorate hearten waken elate vitalize inspirit key up a shot in the arm
7 刺激
exciting electric incentive lively stimulating irritating irritant groovy rasping provoking athrill excitingly kick boot salt bite sauce jar bang spur yeast encouragement stimulus irritation stimulation stimulant savor impetus provocation excitation goad instigation prodding pungency fillip piquancy impulsion acridity adrenalinize fire excite needle stimulate lash provoke sting irritate incite exalt whet rasp adrenalize a shot in the arm
9 激发
incentive paroxysm pump spark excite motivate stimulate invoke kindle sting incite pique detonate