Incite

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Often has a negative connotation, implying agitation towards harmful or violent behavior. SlideThe leader's rhetoric could incite unrest among the population.
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'Incite' suggests a strong influence that causes action, not just a nudge or suggestion. SlideReckless social media posts can incite chaos during emergencies.
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Used in a legal context, 'incite' can refer to provoking illegal activity or disorder. SlideThe activist was charged with inciting rebellion through his speeches.