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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Provoke VS instigate

What is the difference between provoke and instigate?
  

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Hi, What is the difference between provoke and instigate? Check your dictionary for full details, but here's how I see the difference. provoke - intentionally or not intentionally, cause another person to react to what you do.

— Clive

  • Hi, What is the difference between provoke and instigate?
  • Check your dictionary for full details, but here's how I see the difference.
  • provoke - intentionally or not intentionally, cause another person to react to what you do.
  • instigate - deliberately cause someone to do something Clive
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Hi,

What is the difference between provoke and instigate?

Check your dictionary for full details, but here's how I see the difference.



provoke - intentionally or not intentionally, cause another person to react to what you do.



instigate - deliberately cause someone to do something



Clive
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