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inflammatory in Finnish

inflammatory in Finnish is kiihottava, provosoiva, yllyttävä — inflammatory means likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.

inflammatory in Finnish

kiihottava
adj
Tending to inflame or provoke somebody.
provosoiva
adj
Tending to inflame or provoke somebody.
yllyttävä
adj
Tending to inflame or provoke somebody.
tulehdus-
adj
Relating to, causing, or caused by inflammation.

What does "inflammatory" mean?

  1. adj Likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.
    "The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline."
  2. adj Relating to or causing inflammation in the body.
    "Arthritis is an inflammatory condition affecting the joints."
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inflammatory in a sentence

  • The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline.
  • He avoided making any inflammatory remarks during the debate.
  • Arthritis is an inflammatory condition affecting the joints.

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What is "inflammatory" in Finnish?

"inflammatory" in Finnish is kiihottava, provosoiva, yllyttävä. inflammatory means: Likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.

How do you use "inflammatory" in a sentence?

Example: "The newspaper was criticized for its inflammatory headline." In Finnish, "inflammatory" is kiihottava, provosoiva, yllyttävä.

Are there other ways to say "inflammatory" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "inflammatory": kiihottava, provosoiva, yllyttävä, tulehdus-.

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