How Do You Spell INCITING?

Pronunciation: [ɪnsˈa͡ɪtɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "inciting" is spelled with six letters and is pronounced as [ɪnˈsaɪtɪŋ]. The first syllable is pronounced as "in", as in the word "introduce". The vowel sound in the second syllable is pronounced as "ai", similar to the sound in the word "mind". The ending "ting" is pronounced with a hard "t" sound followed by an "ing" sound. "Inciting" means to encourage or provoke someone to do something, often involving negative or violent behavior.

INCITING Meaning and Definition

1. Inciting, as a verb, refers to the act of provoking, encouraging, or urging someone to engage in a particular action or behavior, often of a negative or violent nature. It involves instigating or stimulating the emotions, thoughts, or desires of an individual or a group with the intention of causing or leading to some kind of action or reaction. Inciting often implies deliberately arousing or stirring up a specific sentiment, such as anger, hostility, unrest, or rebellion, in order to promote or foster an intended outcome or response.

   The term "inciting" is commonly used in the context of discussing the encouragement or promotion of unlawful activities, violence, or protest. It can also be associated with influencing public opinion, mobilizing a crowd, or generating social or political unrest. Inciting can take various forms, including through speeches, writings, social media posts, or even physical gestures, which aim to manipulate or persuade others to act in a certain way.

   It is important to note that the act of inciting does not necessarily involve carrying out the suggested action but is focused primarily on manipulating others to carry it out themselves. Consequently, legal systems often have limitations and regulations in place regarding incitement, particularly when it concerns acts that may pose a threat to public safety, stability, or harmony.

Top Common Misspellings for INCITING *

• inticing 25%
• insiting 25%

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Other Common Misspellings for INCITING

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Etymology of INCITING

The word "inciting" derives from the verb "incite". The term "incite" originates from Latin, specifically from the verb "incitare", which is a combination of the prefix "in-" (meaning "into" or "towards") and the verb "citare" (meaning "to set in motion" or "to rouse"). "Citare" itself is related to the noun "citus" (meaning "swift" or "quick"). Therefore, the etymology of "inciting" suggests the idea of "setting into motion" or "rousing" something.

Similar spelling words for INCITING

• In situ,
• incident,
• anisotonic,
• unsighting,
• incitation,
• Unsitting,
• unsweating,
• inactive,
• insetting,
• inaction,
• incite,
• instigate,
• Unsting,
• inciter,
• Unsating,
• unseating,
• instinct,
• unhasting,
• instigant,
• instil,
• inactivity,
• Unwasting,
• Onsetting,
• instilling,
• unstung,
• inceding,
• unstaying,
• in-situ,
• inositol,
• unsetting,
• Unsuiting,
• insadong,
• instigation,
• incitive,
• unstowing,
• instigative,
• instill,
• unnesting,
• instigator,
• incitement,
• inhausting,
• Inswating.

Plural form of INCITING is INCITINGS

Conjugate verb Inciting

CONDITIONAL

I would incite

we would incite

you would incite

he/she/it would incite

they would incite

FUTURE

I will incite

we will incite

you will incite

he/she/it will incite

they will incite

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have incited

we will have incited

you will have incited

he/she/it will have incited

they will have incited

PAST

I incited

we incited

you incited

he/she/it incited

they incited

PAST PERFECT

I had incited

we had incited

you had incited

he/she/it had incited

they had incited

PRESENT

I incite

we incite

you incite

he/she/it incites

they incite

PRESENT PERFECT

I have incited

we have incited

you have incited

he/she/it has incited

they have incited

I am inciting

we are inciting

you are inciting

he/she/it is inciting

they are inciting

I was inciting

we were inciting

you were inciting

he/she/it was inciting

they were inciting

I will be inciting

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you will be inciting

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they will be inciting

I have been inciting

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I will have been inciting

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I would have incited

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you would have incited

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I would be inciting

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