provocative in Greek
provocative in Greek is προκλητικός — provocative means likely to cause a strong reaction, especially anger or annoyance.
provocative in Greek
προκλητικός
Pronounced: proklitikos
What does "provocative" mean?
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adj Likely to cause a strong reaction, especially anger or annoyance.
"His provocative remarks about the judge caused an uproar in the courtroom."
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adj Deliberately sexy or arousing in a suggestive way.
"The magazine cover featured a provocative photo shoot."
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adj Tending to stimulate thought, discussion, or debate.
"It was a provocative essay that challenged readers to rethink their assumptions."
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provocative in a sentence
- His provocative remarks about the judge caused an uproar in the courtroom.
- The magazine cover featured a provocative photo shoot.
- It was a provocative essay that challenged readers to rethink their assumptions.
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What is "provocative" in Greek?
"provocative" in Greek is προκλητικός. provocative means: Likely to cause a strong reaction, especially anger or annoyance.
How do you pronounce προκλητικός?
"provocative" in Greek is προκλητικός, pronounced "proklitikos".
How do you use "provocative" in a sentence?
Example: "His provocative remarks about the judge caused an uproar in the courtroom." In Greek, "provocative" is προκλητικός.
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