单词 | provocative |
释义 | pro·voc·a·tive I. 1. archaic < greedy after vicious provocatives — S.T.Coleridge > 2. < a provocative to mirth — A.D.White > < his society tends to supply few provocatives — Abram Kardiner > < prove suitable … as a provocative for allergic tests — R.T.Leiper > II. a. < provocative Irish tunes which … compel the hearers to dance — Anthony Trollope > b. < her features are provocative and lively — J.K.Newnham > c. < her gestures and postures became … more wanton and provocative — C.B.Nordhoff & J.N.Hall > d. < prepared for war without being provocative — Atlantic > e. < provocative glimpses of characters — Carol Field > f. < one of the most provocative … novels — Saturday Review > < toss a provocative political comment into the conversation — R.C.Doty > • pro·voc·a·tive·ly • pro·voc·a·tive·ness |
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