provoking
provoking
Definition
pro·vok·ing (-vōk′iŋ)
adjective
that provokes; esp., annoying or vexing
pro·vok′·ingly adverb
provoking
Synonyms
provoking
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- tho: Comments from previous Masterclass attendees " The session was tho provoking and interesting.
- very: But the words I quote above are only one instance of what repeated on average once every five pages I now find very provoking.
- deliberately: Did Runner's World magazine really plant a deliberately provoking letter in the new issue about slower runners?
Modifies a noun
- lyric: Honest, thought provoking lyrics, great riffs, melodies and musical arrangements all wrapped up with highly skilled rock craftsmanship.
- presentation: We come to you Barbara will visit your area to share a vibrant, enthusiastic, thought provoking presentation with a larger audience.
- stuff: It's worth saying again tho - this is good, thought provoking stuff.
- talk: The Minister in charge of the area gave a funny but thought provoking talk on service.
- evening: Join the duo for a stimulating and thought provoking evening.
- discussion: Ken Hammond Provoking discussion There has been a strong focus in recent years on how schools can meet the needs of disabled children.
Used with adjective complement
- think: Posted by dave on 8 March, 2004 at 11:54 AM very thought provoking indeed BW.
Browse dictionary entries near provoking
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