English-French translation for "to incite"

to incite [incited|incited] {vb} (also: to agitate, to disturb, to cloud, to confuse)

to incite [incited|incited] {vb} (also: to agitate, to shake, to flurry, to brandish)

to incite [incited|incited] {vb} (also: to agitate for/against sth., to stir up, to strike off)

to incite [incited|incited] {vb} (also: to affect, to agitate, to disturb, to move)

to impel [impelled|impelled] {vb}

to instigate [instigated|instigated] {vb}

to prod [prodded|prodded] {vb}

to prompt [prompted|prompted] {vb}

to spur on {vb}

to urge [urged|urged] {vb}

to jolt [jolted|jolted] {v.t.}

Inciting rebellion

“First you incite a conflict.

(b) incites to imminent violence; or

They are inciting an arms race.

• Incite/glorify physical violence.

These conflicts incite others.

Did it incite the Israeli Arabs to do that?

It plans to murder peace and incite us to war.

(e) Inciting publicly hatred and violence;

incites or promotes the commission of a terrorist act;

Falk, I don't mean to incite domestic strife here.

(e) Publicly inciting hatred and violence;

○ Persons who incite the commission of a terrorist crime;

We must act against those that incite and promote extremism.

I. Provokes or incites hatred or violence;

Any person who causes, incites or allows any child -

b. incite anyone to commit an act mentioned in subparagraph a;

incites or promotes membership in terrorists group; or

In so doing, it is deepening hatred and is inciting extremism.

(d) Committing or inciting acts of violence or intimidation; or