incite

詳細解釋：

in.cite

v.tr.（及物動詞）
in.cit.ed,in.cit.ing,in.cites
To provoke and urge on:
剌激，激勵：
例句：
troublemakers who incite riots; inciting workers to strike.
煽動 * 的搗亂分子；鼓動工人罷工

來源：
Middle English encyten
中古英文 encyten
from Old French enciter
源自 古法文 enciter
from Latin incit3re [to urge forward]
源自 拉丁語 incit3re [激勵向前]
in- [intensive pref.] * see in- 2
in- [加強語意的前綴] *參見 in-2
cit3re [to stimulate] [frequentative of] ciôre [to put in motion] * see kei- 2
cit3re [剌激] [] ciôre的重複動詞 [使行動起來] *參見 kei- 2

【引伸】
incite.ment
n.（名詞）
incit.er
n.（名詞）
<參考辭彙><同義詞>incite,instigate,foment,abetThese verbs mean to stir or give support to action.
這些動詞均有促使或支持某行為發生的含義。
Incite is applied primarily to arousing the will and spirit to act:
Incite 主要用以指挑起行動的欲望或精神：
例句：
Their leader tried to incite the dissidents to overthrow the government. Toinstigate is to conceive and encourage the implementation of a plan of action, usually an evil or illegal one:
他們的領袖試圖煽動持不同政見者推翻政府。 Instigate 指構思或鼓勵通常是罪惡或不合法的行動計畫的實施：

例句：
instigating a prison riot.
煽動獄內犯人 * 。

例句：
.Commonly, though not always, we exhort to good actions, we instigate to ill. (Samuel Johnson).
.通常，儘管並不總是，我們規勸 人們做好事， 又慫勇人們 做壞事. （薩繆爾·詹森）。

Foment usually refers to the systematic fostering of feelings, as of discord or rebellion,that produce violent action:
Foment 常指系統地醞釀比如不和或反叛之心，導致暴力行動：
例句：
foment discontent;
挑起不滿；

例句：
foment civil insurrection. Toabet is to approve, encourage, and support actions, especially those in violation of what is right or proper:
煽動平民 * 。 Abet 指贊同、鼓勵並支持某些行為， 特別是錯誤與不正當的：

例句：
The treasurer, aided and abetted by an assistant, misappropriated company funds. See also Synonyms at provoke
掌管財務的人在助手的幫助和唆使下，挪用了公司的基金 參見同義詞 provoke