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Definition of instigator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
troublemakerperson who intentionally starts trouble or conflict
- The instigator of the fight was quickly identified.
2.
event starterperson who causes an event to happen
- She was the instigator of the charity event.
Origin of instigator
Latin, instigare (to incite)
Terms with instigator included in their meaning
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instigator
person who incites illegal acts within a group
instigator
person who encourages or incites others
Examples of instigator in a sentence
Everyone knew he was the instigator behind the chaos. The instigator of the prank was never caught. He was known as the instigator of many debates.
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- French:instigateur, instigatrice, ...
- German:Unruhestifter, Initiator, ...
- Italian:istigatore, promotore, ...
- Spanish:instigador, iniciador, ...
- Portuguese:instigador, iniciador, ...
- Chinese:始作俑者, 发起者, ...
- Japanese:扇動者, 発起人, ...
- Arabic:مُحَرِّضٌ, مُحَرِّك, ...
- Hebrew:מַסִית, יוֹזֵם, ...
- Russian:зачинщик, инициатор, ...
- Ukrainian:підбурювач, ініціатор, ...
- Hindi:भड़काने वाला, प्रेरक, ...
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