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1 incitement
nounتَحريض -
2 provocation, incitement
اِسْتِفزاز \ provocation, incitement. -
3 تحريض
n. instigation, incitation, incitement, agitation, sedition, incendiary, solicitation -
4 دافع
1́ adj. propellant, propulsive, repulsive, impulsive2́ n. assertion, impeller, propeller, propulsion, incitement, projectile, motive, urge, impetus, impulse, inducement, object, payer, score3́ v. defend, guard, guard against, hold off, stick up for, stand for, buckler, cushion, champion, advocate, vindicate, apologize -
5 إثارة
إثَارَة: تَهْيِيجexcitement, excitation, agitation, stirring up, arousal, arousing, rousing, moving, kindling, inflammation; irritation; provocation, incitement, instigation, fomentation -
6 إغراء
إغْراء: حَضّincitement, incitation, inducement, instigation, urging, impelling -
7 استفزاز
اِسْتِفْزازprovocation, excitement, excitation, rousing, arousal, stirring up, working up, whipping (up); incitement, instigation; irritation, piquing -
8 تأليب
تألِيب (على): مَصْدَر ألّبَincitation (against), incitement (against), stirring up (against), instigation (against), provocation (against); rallying people against, banding people together against; setting people against each other, sowing dissension or discord among or between -
9 تحريش
تَحْرِيش: تَحْرِيضprovocation, instigation, incitement -
10 تحريض
تَحْرِيضinstigation, incitement, provocation, abetment, inducement, rousing, stirring up, fomentation, motivation, stimulation, prodding, urging, prompting -
11 تحريك
تَحْرِيك: إثَارَة، حَثّ، حَفْزstimulation, whetting; actuation, moving, motivation; arousal, (a)rousing, stirring up, working up, awakening, awaking, inspiration, excitement, excitation; provocation, instigation, incitement, fomentation -
12 حث
حَثّurging, incitation, incitement, prompting, prodding, motivation, stimulation; exhortation -
13 حض
حَضّ: حَثّurging, exhortation, incitation, incitement, prompting, prodding, impelling -
14 حفز
حَفْز: حَثّ، تَحْرِيكmotivation, stimulation, actuation, moving, driving, impelling; stirring, arousal, inspiration; incitement, incitation, prompting, prodding, provocation -
15 حمل
حَمْل: حَثّ، حَفْزincitement, prompting, inducement, actuation, impelling, motivation, stimulation, causing, making -
16 دفع
دَفْع: حَفْزprompting, incitement, incitation, prodding, inducement, moving, actuation, impelling, driving, motivation, stimulation, inspiration, causing, making -
17 نزغ
نَزْغ، نَزْغَة -
18 نزغة
نَزْغ، نَزْغَة -
19 استفزاز
اِسْتِفزاز \ provocation, incitement.
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