foment

Object

• extremism: A Home Office press release says there will be a consultation paper on places of worship " being used to foment extremism " .
• rebellion: In Eastern Europe his aim on the contrary is to foment rebellion.
• strife: He is mentioned, in connection with Bertrand de Born, who fomented the strife with his son.
• unrest: January onwards The Fakir of Ipi makes repeated attempts to foment unrest against British colonial rule in India's North-West Frontier Province.
• hatred: Some had no answer, but others were adamant it was the work of Jews, bent on fomenting hatred of Islam.
• trouble: Ahriman was banished to hell from where he continued to foment trouble for the world through his armies of demons.

Modifying Another Word

• deliberately: Rather, they deliberately foment sectarianism, a traditional weapon of colonizers.
• directly: The Our Ukraine party went even further yesterday, accusing Moscow of directly fomenting the crisis.
• actively: As Julian Evans reported last week in these pages, the US is actively fomenting revolt in Belarus.
• then: They then foment communal massacres, and then declare themselves champions of civilised values.