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Discover LudwigThe phrase "inflammatory speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to language or words that are intended to provoke anger or outrage in others. You can use it in situations where someone is using provocative or incendiary language to incite a reaction or stir up emotions in others. Example: The politician's inflammatory speech at the rally caused a heated backlash and sparked further divisions among the crowd.
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Such inflammatory speech, he said, "must stop".
He is accused of inflammatory speech and of numerous crimes committed by his own militia.
Both are understood to have been appalled by Mr Powell's inflammatory speech.
Politicians, comedians, artists and developers hit back at Trump's inflammatory speech.
Rebutting accusations that he had incited ethnic violence, he insisted that, really, inflammatory speech was not that unusual.
Susan Benesch founded the Dangerous Speech Project, to find ways of diminishing inflammatory speech – and its capacity to inspire violence - while protecting freedom of expression.
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Papineau protested with inflammatory speeches.
Congress Hall is located near the Kroll Opera House, where Hitler made some of his most inflammatory speeches.
But when it comes to making inflammatory speeches or films, Obama is right.
Mr. Malik said his arrest warrant described him as "likely to make inflammatory speeches".
Inflammatory speeches that test the public mood are a healthy part of the process.
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