Foment
Foment (verb) /fəʊˈment/
to cause trouble or rebellion – stir up trouble – instigate – stimulate – incite – provoke – whip up:
Foment in context
The trial found him guilty of fomenting armed rebellion against the government.
The charismatic leader’s passionate speeches began to foment a sense of rebellion among the citizens, who had grown weary of the oppressive regime. As his words spread, more and more people were inspired to take action, organizing protests and rallies to demand their rights. This growing movement aimed to foment change and challenge the status quo, striving for a more just and equitable society. The leader’s ability to foment such widespread unrest was a testament to his persuasive power and the deep-seated desire for reform within the community.
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Parts of speech
- Noun: fomentation
- Adjective: fomenting
