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Definition of "incited" []

  • Simple past tense and past participle of incite. (verb)

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Use "incited" in a sentence
  • "I really don't believe that Martin incited the murder any more than did any of those other books that your husband's group read, because though writers can help a person to ... to recognize himself, they never create what isn't already there."
  • "ACTA raises at least three additional scary prospects for search engines and ISPs: the possibility of the expanded use of injunctions ordering material removed or preventing material from being published; the possibility of actual imprisonment for employees of companies that are found to have "incited" or "aided" violations of copyright law; and the privacy-invading possibility that ISPs will have to report to rights-holders on their users 'online activity."
  • "The report challenges the official government position that the Dalai Lama "incited" the protests and criticizes the government's response."