provoke

kışkırtmak, tahrik etmek B2

to deliberately cause someone to feel angry or upset, often by saying or doing something provocative

His sarcastic remark provoked irritation among his colleagues.

• She tried not to provoke the nervous dog during the interview.

• provoke sb into doing sth He tried to provoke her into losing her temper.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: calm

uyandırmak, tetiklemek C1

to cause a particular feeling, situation, or response to occur

His unexpected question provoked interest from the audience.

• The novel's ending provoked discussion among literary critics.
• The data provoked a reassessment of the original hypothesis.
• The government's announcement provoked widespread analysis in international journals.

• provoke a response · bir yanıt tetiklemek The experiment provoked a measurable response from the participants.
• provoke curiosity · merak uyandırmak The unexpected result provoked curiosity among researchers.
• provoke a reaction The speech provoked an angry reaction.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: induceelicittrigger

daha basit: cause

zıt: suppress