Provoke

The driver honked his horn repeatedly, trying to provoke the pedestrian into a fight.

The online troll tried to provoke the other users with inflammatory comments.

The drunk man tried to provoke the bartender into a fight.

He tried to provoke his little brother into a fistfight.

The bright colors of the carnival games provoke excitement.

The toddler purposely spilled juice on the floor to provoke his mother's reaction.

The dog barked loudly to provoke the cat into chasing him.

The movie's shocking scenes were designed to provoke strong reactions from the audience.

The police officer warned the crowd not to provoke any violence during the protest.

The student was expelled for trying to provoke a fight in the classroom.

The football team tried to provoke the opposing team by trash-talking during the game.

The students tried to provoke the substitute teacher by talking and laughing during the lesson.

The protesters held up signs and chanted slogans to provoke the politicians.

The student was punished for trying to provoke a fight with another student.

He always tries to provoke his sister by teasing her.

The coach warned the players not to provoke their opponents during the game.

John's constant bragging was enough to provoke his classmates.

The politician's comments were intended to provoke his rivals.

The rude customer continued to provoke the waiter by making rude comments.

The siblings often provoke each other by teasing and playing pranks.

The comedian made a joke that was sure to provoke controversy.

The protestors were trying to provoke the police by throwing objects at them.

She knew that bringing up politics at the dinner table would provoke her uncle.

The artist's work was intended to provoke thought and discussion.

He always tries to provoke his little brother by teasing him.

The article was written to provoke discussion and debate among readers.

The politician's inflammatory remarks were intended to provoke his opponents.

The boss's harsh criticism was meant to provoke a reaction from his employees.

The comedian's jokes were meant to provoke laughter from the audience.

He was trying to provoke his little brother by teasing him.

He was deliberately trying to provoke her into an argument.

His careless behavior was sure to provoke a negative response from his boss.

The opposing team's fans were trying to provoke the home team's players by shouting insults.

The boys tried to provoke their teacher by being disruptive in class.

The coach warned his players not to let the opposing team's trash talk provoke them.

She knew her comments would provoke a reaction from her parents.

The protestors were shouting slogans to provoke the police.

The players on the opposing team were trying to provoke the star quarterback into making a mistake.

The cat tried to provoke the dog by hissing at him.

Consistent effort can provoke progress in personal goals.

Careful financial planning can provoke a comfortable retirement.

The new policy may provoke some backlash from customers.

The comedian's jokes often provoke laughter from the audience.

Hiring an experienced contractor can provoke quality home renovations.

Proper exercise and diet can provoke weight loss.

The artist's abstract paintings can provoke different emotions from viewers.

Regular maintenance can provoke a longer lifespan for your vehicle.

The team's underdog win may provoke a change in the tournament standings.

The CEO's decision to cut benefits could provoke a strike from employees.

Investing in a good education can provoke career advancement.