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provoked

[pruh-vohkt] / prəˈvoʊkt /
ADJECTIVE
exasperated
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Antonyms


ADJECTIVE
maddened
Synonyms
STRONG
WEAK
Antonyms


Example Sentences

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But the proposed deal has provoked anxiety among farmers who fear they will be undercut by a flow of cheaper goods from agricultural giant Brazil and its neighbors.

From Barron's

The proposed deal has provoked anxiety among farmers in Paris and Rome who fear they will be undercut by a flow of cheaper goods from agricultural giant Brazil and its neighbors.

From Barron's

The council recently selected Whitegates Park as the new site, but the decision provoked protests from local campaigners over the potential loss of greenspace.

From BBC

But support for Kast increased in recent years as voter demands shifted from tackling inequality and improving pensions, which provoked violent, nationwide student-led protests in 2019, to tackling crime and immigration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rivers’s signing had provoked a freakout over NFL development—Is America’s quarterback shortage this bleak?—but there was something to be said about having someone who’d done this before, many times.

From The Wall Street Journal