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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She described the facade as something provocative and different, and compared the store greeter to a nightclub bouncer on the watch for good-looking customers.
en.wikipedia.org His behaviour and songs were often received as provocative by the general public.
en.wikipedia.org With its unconventional, provocative approach, this large symphony orchestra has achieved an international reputation.
en.wikipedia.org However, he describes some of her claims as exaggerated, and says some of her ideas are provocative but insufficiently developed.
en.wikipedia.org He started leading a life of wine, women and song while giving endless provocative performances in theatres, on television and on tour.
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