معنی کلمه instigate

he instigated others to rebellion

to make a process start, especially one relating to law or politics

to persuade someone do something bad or violent

instigate==> synonyms : incite -- inspire -- prompt -- set off -- stir up

synonym: stimulate-arouse opp: halt-dissuade

to cause an event or situation to happen by making a set of actions or a formal process begin: The government will instigate new measures to combat terrorism.

جمله ی مثال غلط نیست؟ درستش: : No one knew who has instigated the demonstration

کاش یک گزینه برای کلمه‌هایی که هنوز یاد نگرفته‌ایم هم می‌گذاشتید تا با زدن آن چند مرتبه دیگر (بعد از ۵ مرتبه) هم کلمه تکرار شود

کد بندی برای حفظ کلمه: ( " ااین دیگه" "تحریک کردن" مردم و "برپا کردن" راهپیمایی لازم نداشت.

to suggest and encourage (a wrong action, a rebellion etc)

bring about or initiate (an action or event) ==> they instigated a reign of terror

i'm not the person who instigated that conflict.

Delicious foods instigate to break my diet!!

Sanction is instigated our nation!!

Who can instigate lazy student to hard work!!?

some smells instigate our appetite

بِفِرما اینِست دیگه نتیجه ی تحریک و برپاکردن تظاهرات.

Wrong news in media instigates people to the demonstration!

A jealousy by his wife can instigate a usual brawl to a conflict!

Wrong news that broadcasted in media instigated people to demonstration!

to cause something to happen or begin

bring about or initiate (an action or event). "they instigated a reign of terror"

synonyms: set in motion, put in motion, get under way, get going, get off the ground, get in operation, start, begin, initiate, launch, institute, lay the foundations of, lay the first stone of, sow the seeds of, set up, inaugurate, found, establish, put in place, organize, get working, get functioning, activate

incite someone to do something, especially something bad.

"instigating men to refuse allegiance to the civil powers"

v. stir up, incite, agitate, inflame, excite, provoke

Mother instigate her girl.

He instigated the riot.

The agitators instigated the rebellion.

McClure was trying to instigate some more tension.

We believe he will instigate a backup scheme anytime.

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Figure 4 clarifies the meaning of these results.
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The underlying mechanisms are intriguing and will hopefully be clarified by our continuing studies in the region.
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The exact cause of host mortality, however, remains to be clarified.
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Whether these contradictory reports reflect differences in housing and management between countries remains to be clarified.
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The optimum ratio and time interval between the intensity of the main pulse and prepulse is experimentally clarified.
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Before we move on, it is worth clarifying what is at stake here.
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The present work addresses these issues by clarifying the logical status of semantic update through operators and integrating them with a standard assertion language.
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More importantly, it was not evident that early trusts had clarified how trust status would enable them to deliver better services and improved health.
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Throughout the interview, clarifying questions were asked, prompting the participant to describe experiences in more descriptive detail when necessary.
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The solution here may lie in facilitated discussion aimed at clarifying misunderstandings and developing a local approach to shared care.
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At the first meeting, there was a clear focus on the rationale for the initiative and on clarifying the purpose of the group.
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In this edition, these reasons are better clarified and more extensively accounted for.
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We will therefore only provide a simplified overview here and just point out some of the more detailed issues that remain to be clarified.
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Step-size measurements have clarified the stepping mechanism of molecular motors.
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However, the neurobiological basis of hypofrontality has not been well clarified

Improvement was instigated by the landlord and accepted by a variety of groups within the rural population.
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Treatment should be instigated by the multidisciplinary team such that a consensus to management is made.
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It contains the potentiality of being changed, it instigates human beings to change it.
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Therefore, the probabilities presented here do not represent the probability of instigating a new occurrence of drug resistance.
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It all felt very similar to the way that poetry can work its way into the subconscious and instigate musical shapes.
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Is it, perhaps, not the target evolutionary psychology needs to overturn to instigate its conceptual revolution?
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The environmental objectives of conservation crop research revolve mainly around lowering the intensity of synthetic inputs and reducing activities that instigate topsoil loss.

they instigated formal proceedings: SET IN MOTION, get under way, get off the ground, start, commence,

begin, initiate, launch, institute, set up, inaugurate, establish, organize;

actuate, generate, bring about; start the ball rolling;

he instigated men to refuse allegiance: INCITE, encourage, urge, goad, provoke, spur on, push, press, prompt, induce, prevail upon, motivate, influence, persuade, sway;

Any of these things can cause enough stress in your cat to instigate fur loss .

He didn't instigate anything — just the opposite .

This certainly isn't an easy task for women who would usually instigate a fight with someone insulting them , and this is why this test is so difficult .

His object was to instigate a little rebellion on the part of the bishop .

Some common synonyms of instigate are abet, foment, and incite.

Instigate is usually (but not always) a negative word used to describe a sinister action intended to provoke or generate a negative outcome.

Instigate can also be a positive word when used to describe an attempt to create positive change in behavior or policy.

Instigate, which derives from a Latin root meaning “to prick” or “to goad,” refers to prompting a human activity by urging or spurring it on.