instigating in English

verb

1

bring about or initiate (an action or event).

they instigated a reign of terror

synonyms: set in motion, get underway, get off the ground, start, commence, begin, initiate, launch, institute, set up, inaugurate, establish, organize, actuate, generate, bring about, start the ball rolling on, kick off

verb

set in motion, get underway, get off the ground, start, commence, begin, initiate, launch, institute, set up, inaugurate, establish, organize, actuate, generate, bring about, start the ball rolling on, kick off
incite, encourage, urge, provoke, goad, spur (on), initiate, stimulate, push (for), prompt, induce, arouse, rouse, inflame, excite, stir up, root on
incite, stir up, set off
prompt, inspire

Use "instigating" in a sentence

1. They were accused of instigating racial violence.

2. Both sides accuse each other of instigating the fighting. Sentencedict.com

3. {Common Barrator} (Law), one who makes a business of instigating litigation

4. What does Abetment mean? The act of abetting; instigating; inciting; encouraging

5. He was also accused of instigating the racial riots in southern Bhutan.

6. Bnei Brak Mayor Abraham Rubinstein, however, initially blamed police for instigating the riots

7. However, they may not be as good at instigating change and envisioning the future.

8. Barratry (countable and uncountable, plural barratries) The act of persistently instigating lawsuits, often groundless ones

9. While seeking supplies in Boston, Connor is framed by the Templars for instigating the Boston Massacre.

10. Abetment UNDER INDIAN PENAL CODE Abetment is constituted by: Instigating a person to commit an offence; or

11. By instigating a calcium deficiency inside the cells, the drugs cause muscles lining arterial walls to relax.

12. Cupid's ability to compel love and desire plays an instigating role in several myths or literary scenarios

13. Ransome Kuti had accused it of instigating the violence in order to thwart the handover to civilian rule scheduled for January 19

14. Abetment involves a mental process of instigating or intentionally helping any person in commission of an offence with active participation in influencing the victim

15. Victim and witness accounts and affidavits placed Congress Party leaders at the site of rioting, actively participating in the violence or instigating the mobs.

16. Furthermore, by instigating that rebellion in Eden, Satan not only challenged Jehovah’s sovereignty, or right to rule, but also launched an attack on pure worship.

17. Countess Linda and Secchi are Accensed ;of instigating the crime, and Rosina Bonnetti with aiding in its execution and taking the dead man's gold chain, and ready : money

18. The 2015 Telephone Consumer Protection Act declared that any debt collector instigating a call via an Autodialing system was subject to strict laws governing what they could and could not do

19. By using a targeted professional anamnesis, which does not take up much time, suspicious cases can be identified and if necessary a process for recognition can be initiated by instigating a trade association suspected diagnosis claim.

20. “If Algerian authorities are to try those suspected of instigating and participating in deadly violence in Ghardaia Province, it should be on the basis of solid, individualized evidence,” said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.

21. Abetment has been defined as an act of instigating or encouraging a person to commit a crime, or promoting a person to involve oneself in the conspiracy of a crime, or willfully aiding another to facilitate in furtherance of a crime, under Indian Penal Code.

22. Biological Weapons laced with Calmatives could disperse crowds, put people to sleep, or even make them gay: PEACE PRIZE: The Air Force Wright Laboratory, Dayton, Ohio, USA, for instigating research & development on a chemical weapon -- the so-called "gay bomb" -- that will make enemy soldiers become sexually irresistible to each other.