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Discover Ludwig"designed to provoke" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The politician's comments were designed to provoke a strong reaction from the crowd."
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It looks designed to provoke sectarian or ethnic tensions".
— and that ambiguity is designed to provoke conversation.
"This resolution was designed to provoke Iraq in every detail".
The idea is designed to provoke, of course.
It was designed to provoke chaos and civil war.
In Terms of Performance is designed to provoke discovery and engagement across artistic disciplines.
Words like "conman" and "fake" did seem designed to provoke a reaction.
This film was designed to provoke a deep and thrilling fear in those who watched it.
Gypsier", which seems designed to provoke a po-faced response from the culture police.
Still, she can't help making shortcuts that seem almost designed to provoke antagonism.
Indeed, his appeal to the "silent majority" seemed almost to have been designed to provoke them.
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