Collocations with "provoke"

To incite or stimulate a strong, angry reaction from the public.

To cause a reaction of anger or dissatisfaction.

To cause a reaction of anger that leads to an outcry.

To deliberately cause a reaction of great anger.

to cause a debate to start

To deliberately cause a reaction of public anger or excitement.

To cause a reaction of unrest, often by an action or statement.

to cause a reaction of disagreement, often intentionally

To cause a reaction or emotion that is a certain consequence.

To do or say something that causes a fight to start.

to deliberately cause a confrontation

To cause a disagreement, often intentionally.

to cause a reaction that leads to a riot

To deliberately cause someone to feel jealous.

to cause a reaction of extreme anger

To intentionally cause an argument.

To deliberately cause a conflict.

To cause a reaction that leads to a discussion, often a heated one.

to cause an event, especially a negative one

to cause a disagreement to happen

To intentionally cause retaliation.

to incite or stimulate a revolt

to deliberately make someone angry

To cause a reaction, especially a negative or angry one.

to cause an uprising to happen

To cause a reaction of indignation, often intentionally.

to cause a reaction of laughter