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How can you put instigates in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "instigates" in a sentence:

* The rumor mill instigates a lot of unnecessary drama in the office. (This sentence uses instigates to mean "starts or provokes")

* The politician's speech instigated a riot in the streets. (This sentence uses instigates to mean "causes or provokes")

* The detective suspected that the jealous ex-boyfriend instigated the crime. (This sentence uses instigates to mean "urges or encourages")

* The manager's harsh criticism often instigates fear and anxiety among his employees. (This sentence uses instigates to mean "causes or produces")

* The CEO's decision to cut benefits instigated a wave of protests from the workers. (This sentence uses instigates to mean "sets in motion or brings about")

Remember that "instigates" implies a negative action or result.

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