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Her provocative article is sure to create debate.provocative = stirring strong reactions
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The school bans clothing deemed provocative such as miniskirts.provocative = sexy
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Her provocative speech challenged long-held beliefs and sparked intense discussion.provocative = stirring strong reactions
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Her theories tend to be more provocative than plausible.
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The Milwaukee Braves won the World Series, and the hot winds of change that would make the sixties a turbulent, racing, dangerous, and provocative decade had not yet begun to blow full. (source)provocative = tending to provoke, excite, or stimulate
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Judith tipped back her head and smiled up at him provocatively. (source)provocatively = attempting to arouse his interest
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Once Harding asked what manner of cigarette they were smoking that smelled so provocative, (source)provocative = stimulating (arousing interest)
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Mary Jane looked around, then looked back at Ramona, smiling as provocatively as possible. (source)provocatively = in a manner that provokes, excites, or stimulates
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Give them a shout. Something provocative. Intrigue them. (source)provocative = tending to provoke, excite, or stimulate
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Doubletree Mutt looked into the barn, his big tail waving provocatively, and Jody was so incensed at his health that he found a hard black clod on the floor and deliberately threw it. (source)provocatively = in a manner that provokes
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Her manner is open and lightly provocative. (source)provocative = tending to provoke, excite, or stimulate
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Lady Merryweather, the Myrish beauty with the black hair and the big dark eyes, spun so provocatively that every man in the hall was soon watching her.† (source)provocatively = in a manner that provokes, excites, or stimulates -- especially controversy, sexual desire, or anger
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Sukeena immediately began dancing in a most fluid, provocative and suggestive manner. (source)Provocative = sexy
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Her breasts swell provocatively from the V of the gown.† (source)provocatively = in a manner that provokes, excites, or stimulates -- especially controversy, sexual desire, or anger
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But her sister stared back with sultry eyes, boldly provocative. (source)provocative = tending to stimulate interest or sexual desire
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Plato's Socrates provocatively tells his jury that he is a hero.† (source)provocatively = in a manner that provokes, excites, or stimulates -- especially controversy, sexual desire, or anger
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