n.激励物；兴奋剂；诱因
adj.刺激的；兴奋的

The incitement to violence in the political rallies was alarming.
政治集会上煽动暴力的行为令人担忧。
His provocative remarks were an obvious incitement to rebellion.
他煽动叛乱的言论明显是故意挑起事端。
The lawyer argued that the defendant's words were merely an unintentional incitement, not a call to action.
律师辩称被告的言论只是无意的煽动，并非实际行动的号召。
The social media campaign was designed to incite public outrage against the new tax proposal.
这场社交媒体运动旨在煽动公众对新税提案的强烈反对。
The inflammatory speech by the leader fueled tensions between the two communities.
领导人的煽动性演讲加剧了两个社区之间的紧张局势。
The comedian's joke was an inciting commentary on society's obsession with materialism.
演员的笑话是对社会物质主义痴迷的辛辣讽刺。
The protesters were accused of deliberately inciting violence during the demonstration.
抗议者被指控在示威中故意煽动暴力。
The government warned against any form of incitement to racial hatred.
政府警告禁止任何形式的种族仇恨煽动。
The author's book was banned for containing explicit incitements to illegal activities.
这本书因含有明确的煽动非法活动内容而被禁售。
The teacher's praise was an incitement to her students to work harder and achieve more.
老师的赞扬激发了学生们更加努力学习、争取更大的成就。