provocative [prəˈvɒkətɪv, америк. -ˈvɑ:kət̬-] ПРИЛ.
1. provocative (intended to make angry):
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2. provocative (arousing sexual desire):
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He aims to be provocative in choosing his topics of discussion, and those who would rather such issues remain untalked about frown on his humor.
en.wikipedia.org It was highly criticised during its publication, due to its provocative subject matter and racial and religious themes.
en.wikipedia.org Vanity 6 made headlines and gained a following with their provocative performances during the tour.
en.wikipedia.org He was instead praised for doing the kind of provocative journalism that treads new ground and rings alarms.
en.wikipedia.org What was most provocative were the song's lyrics.
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