1. 激怒、挑拨：intervened 干涉、干预、插入 | provoked 激怒、挑拨 | poked 刺、戳
2. 激怒、煽动：baffled 阻挡的 | provoked 激怒、煽动 | mingled 是混合
1. The pair escaped their pursuers after a car chase which provoked at least one road accident.
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2. A proposal to ban children from watching violent, sexually explicit or other unsuitable movies at the cinema has provoked hot debate in China.
3. She had provoked a surge of criticism on the Internet for apparent breaches to the official code of conduct.
4. " So we believe someone behind the scenes provoked Fan to commit the murder for revenge, " Zhou was quoted as saying.
5. The incident also provoked an angry outcry from Chinese users, who demanded compensation for the damage wrought on their systems by Symantec.
6. That mild endorsement of identity politics provoked a fuss on the right that continued through her confirmation hearings in the Senate.
7. provoked
7. Song also said Japan has solely provoked current tensions over the Diaoyu Islands and called on Tokyo to correct its wrongdoings and return to negotiations.
8. provoked的近义词
8. Tax authority restrictions on enterprise advertising expenditure have provoked some consternation among manufacturers, advertising firms and media.
9. Rafa Benitez insisted Crouch had been provoked by constant fouling from Mikel, while Grant claimed Liverpool had set out to target the Nigerian.
10. The case provoked an outcry because prosecutors said a police detective was a key participant in the plot.
adj
1. provoked
1. incited, especially deliberately, to anger
e.g. aggravated by passive resistance
the provoked animal attacked the child
Synonym: aggravated