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- noun Obsolete form of
incitement .
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Examples
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But to have minimum acceptability, elections should be freed form the farce of being turned into dirty competition between millioniers of money and muscle power and a nasty and reactionary game of communal encitement and administrative manipulation.
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Dear GCHQ etc, this isn't really an encitement to violence.
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Mr. Edmund Broadrip taught me music, my father having presented me with one of Kirkman's finest [Page 10] harpsichords, as an encitement to emulation.
Memoirs of Mary Robinson Mary Elizabeth Robinson 1895
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Olavi Mäenpää denies the accusation of encitement against ethnic group
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Adebayor had been abused by Arsenal supporters from the moment he stepped onto the pitch but this was not far short of encitement to riot.
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I know you both were speaking metaphorically, but in Pach’s absence I will caution all: let’s not write anything that will give adversaries an out-of-context phrase to use to charge fdl or any of us with violence or encitement.
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Establish the principle also in the new law to be passed for protecting copy rights and new inventions, by securing the exclusive right for 19. instead of 14. years [a line entirely faded] an instance the more of our taking reason for our guide instead of English precedents, the habit of which fetters us, with all the political herecies of a nation, equally remarkable for it's encitement from some errors, as long slumbering under others.
Letters 1760
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