to incite; to instigate or stir up others to take action, usually in a negative way such as starting a war or spreading hatred

to rouse or stir up strong emotions through words, atmosphere, or performance; often used to describe someone being intentionally sentimental or moving

tending to incite or stir up trouble; inflammatory; provocative

(idiom) to stir up trouble; to incite people to do something bad; to encourage a conflict from the sidelines to make a situation worse

to incite; to stir up trouble; to mislead people through agitation

person who stirs up trouble or incites others to act; agitator; instigator

the crime of instigating or spreading counter-revolutionary propaganda

incitement to subvert state power; a criminal charge in China often used against political dissidents and activists

inciting subversion of state power, a specific criminal offense in the People's Republic of China directed at speech or activities that threaten the ruling government

crime of inciting subversion of state power; conspiring to overthrow the state

to stir up trouble behind the scenes; to spread rumors or incite discontent in secret