Examples of 'may provoke' in a sentence
Meaning of "may provoke"
{'a': 'May provoke: A phrase indicating the possibility or likelihood of a certain action, feeling, or reaction being triggered or stimulated. It suggests that a particular event, situation, statement, or behavior has the potential to cause a specific response or effect. This phrase is often used when discussing emotional, psychological, or behavioral responses, as well as potential consequences or outcomes of certain actions or circumstances.'},
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May provoke a nuclear arms race in space.
Many situations may provoke a dog to bite.
He may provoke us again so be on guard at all times.
Excrement dust which may provoke allergies.
They may provoke them in other ways.
Many fragrance substances may provoke allergy.
You may provoke that first kiss.
Just walking by a nest may provoke an attack.
You may provoke him to pursue me.
In some people phobias may provoke panic attacks.
May provoke hyperactivity and other adverse reactions.
This of course may provoke resistance.
This may provoke conflict and resistance in them.
Avoiding circumstances that may provoke obsessions or compulsions.
It may provoke a different result.
Avoiding daytime activities that may provoke symptoms.
Large doses may provoke hallucinations.
The use of inappropriate protection devices may provoke accidents.
A new tax may provoke a revolt.
There is no feeling that these technical problems may provoke serious conflict.
Air pollution may provoke more respiratory allergies.
Just the sight of this food may provoke ulcer.
This may provoke tire bursting.
Exclusion of evidence resulting in an acquittal may provoke immediate criticism.
These feelings may provoke various reactions in these children.
Improper use of the charging station may provoke serious injuries.
This may provoke acute attacks of gout in predisposed patients.
But there are a number of things that may provoke these dreams.
It may provoke the appearance of eczema and contact dermatitis.
The emotions that these pictures may provoke on the users.
Higher voltages may provoke an overheating or damage of the charging station.
If you try to enforce a culture on others you may provoke internal protests.
It may provoke gastric irritation in certain susceptible groups of the population.
These behaviours constitute harassment and may provoke fear and anxiety.
This action may provoke him to get out of his pit.
Failing health or the death of loved ones may provoke similar distress.
Nitrites may provoke migraines by causing the expansion of blood vessels.
This will likely startle the animal and may provoke a defensive reaction.
These strategies may provoke the recovery of nonexistent events or inaccurate memories.
Cells and debris harbor infectious agents and may provoke antigenic response.
These maneuvers may provoke uninhibited detrusor contractions or induce stress incontinence.
This is because it contains high levels of histamine which may provoke an allergic response.
This may provoke hypotension and even alter the heart rhythm.
Various signals such as inflammation may provoke the virus to enter into lytic replication.
It may provoke the above symptoms and some patients may briefly faint.
The implications of this study may provoke an increased demand for wood in construction.
The cables you see are linked to record every reaction the material may provoke.
A condescending tone may provoke anger even if the words are not understood.
Gastrointestinal bleeding due to gastric neoplasia is difficult to manage and may provoke dramatic situations.
Inflation may provoke higher wage demands from employees and raise costs.
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