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  1. koti

    Say an undercover government agent attends an anti government protest shouting and pretending to be them. Is this a provocation or is there a different, more accurate word?

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    2. geordief

      geordief

      Don't think incitement carries the "Trojan horse" connotation. Anyone can incite  and it is not necessarily done in a covert way.

    3. koti

      koti

      I'm the moron here as English is not my primary language but I know "incite" too and I have to agree with geordief - I guess I was looking for something which wasn't there.

    4. Sicarii

      Sicarii

      It all depends on context, I suppose. Both incite/provoke can be used to convey the meaning you want, provided they are used in the correct context.

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