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1 provocative
1 (causing anger, controversy) [remark, statement, tactics] provocant ; to be provocative faire de la provocation ; he is being deliberately provocative il cherche à vous/les etc provoquer ;3 ( challenging) [book, film, title] qui fait réfléchir.
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provocative — pro|voc|a|tive [ prə vakətıv ] adjective 1. ) intended to start arguments between people or to make people angry or upset: a deliberately provocative remark 2. ) causing people to become sexually excited: provocative clothing ╾ pro|voc|a|tive|ly… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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