"ignite hatred" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cause or start feelings of strong dislike or anger in someone. You can use this phrase in any situation where a person or group is intentionally trying to stir up negative emotions towards a certain person or group. Example: The politician's inflammatory remarks were meant to ignite hatred towards immigrants, but instead, they sparked a nationwide conversation about xenophobia and discrimination.
What I was ignited hatred and a thirst for revenge in total strangers.
The family closeness, the everyday tensions and contentment, the sense of layered dynamics evolved over years, along with the power one person can have to ignite murderous hatred in the collective breast, is beautifully done.
It's a tense place, made tenser by the spate of Palestinian ram raids which seem to have replaced the suicide bomb as the last-resort weapon of choice, where one wrong move can ignite latent hatreds.
Convincing the world to go to war with Iraq -- again -- became a fool's errand, a 'march of folly' that began with a decade-long war, and a second front on the 'War on Terror' that destabilized Iraq, re-ignited the hatred of hardcore Islamic fighters toward the West, and opened old wounds between the Sunni Muslims, the Shiites, and Kurdish factions.
Even as my dad soared, I integrated a small private high school, igniting hidden hatreds and drawing death threats against our family.
The dangerous and irresponsible speech we now hear coming from Mr. Trump has the potential to foster hatred, ignite violence and cause irreparable harm to individuals and our nation at large.
- Local politicians who have the guts to stand up to the NRA, politicians and "businessmen" who ignite fear and hatred, and who offer a safe platform for victims and community members who wish to have their voices heard.
What was intended, in McKinley's mind at least, as an effort to help the Filipinos, ended up igniting a deep hatred of Americans.
At one point Jack (Stephen Beach) is reminding her that 15 years earlier she had taken him and Eddie to bed together in a three-way that ignited their murderous hatred, and when he pauses to pour a drink, she says, "Please don't keep me in suspense".
The group of servicemen have issued an impassioned plea to the Obama administration, calling for a rethink of a military tactic that they say has "fueled the feelings of hatred that ignited terrorism and groups like Isis, while also serving as a fundamental recruitment tool similar to Guantánamo Bay".
