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Antonyms:
unprovocative,
unprovoking
Often used in the same context:
irreverent,
risque,
transgressive,
incendiary,
vulgar,
indecorous,
politically incorrect,
humorous,
condemnatory,
outrageous,
raunchy,
racy,
edgy,
subversive,
disturbing,
undiplomatic,
outlandish,
titillating,
polemical,
daring,
satirical,
performative,
confrontational,
essayistic,
witty,
revelatory,
suggestive,
forceful,
humoristic,
reprehensible,
flippant,
tactless,
scandalous,
bold,
immodest,
distasteful,
bellicose,
nuanced,
amusing,
ungentlemanly,
tendentious,
insulting,
sensuous,
controversial,
divisive,
disrespectful,
unsubtle,
emotive,
evocative,
insightful,
unscholarly,
iconoclastic,
unladylike,
playful,
formalist,
ribald,
hilarious,
cheeky,
imaginative,
ambiguous,
calumnious,
unsettling,
humourous,
sexy,
outre,
strident,
sexist,
disquieting,
exhortatory,
repulsive,
irresponsible,
provoking,
praiseful,
hurtful,
demeaning,
sensationalistic,
lighthearted,
sensual,
seditious,
funny,
seductive,
poetic,
discomforting,
misogynous,
indiscreet,
instigative,
trenchant,
nonobjective,
offbeat,
poignant,
revisionist,
whimsical,
pretentious,
avant garde,
blasphemous,
contemporary,
captivating,
puerile,
immoral,
absurd,
intemperate,
humerous,
irritant,
antidote,
incitement,
preventive,
sending,
source,
stimulant,
stimulus,
accusation,
affirmations,
aftereffect,
blame,
breakage,
challenge,
con,
contributor,
corrective,
doctrinal,
excitant,
happening,
incisive,
enlightening,
illuminating,
cogent,
forthright,
intriguing,
equivocal,
evasive,
instructive,
prescient,
similiar
Appears in the definition of:
challenging,
coy,
coyness,
demure,
demureness,
fandango,
intriguing,
overmodest,
piquant,
provocatively,
provokingly,
salty,
tart up,
unprovocative,
unprovoking
Synonyms:
agitating,
agitative,
challenging,
charged,
exciting,
incendiary,
incitive,
inflammatory,
instigative,
intriguing,
provoking,
rabble-rousing,
rousing,
seditious,
sexy,
stimulating
Also try:
— Nouns for provocative:
questions,
tests,
test,
book,
behavior,
question,
testing,
study,
way,
actions,
manner,
more...
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