Similar words: provoke, provocative, provocation, evoke, invoke, revoke, hooked, choked. Meaning: [prə'vəʊk] 
adj. incited, especially deliberately, to anger.
adj. incited, especially deliberately, to anger. 
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(32) The announcement provoked howls of outrage.
(33) Their laughter provoked him to anger.
(34) The novel has provoked fierce debate in the US.
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(36) This statement provoked a salvo of accusations.
(37) Green's proposal provoked a firestorm of protests.
(38) Niki's voice provoked a new bout of unreasoning anger.
(39) Her comments provoked uproar from the audience.
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(42) She provoked him into beating her.
(43) He was sensitive and easily provoked.
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(58) He was provoked by their mockery to say more than he had intended.
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