Dictionary definition of instigate

1. The detective hoped to instigate a confession from the suspect during questioning.
2. The activist's powerful speech managed to instigate a sense of unity among the crowd.
3. The artist used vibrant colors to instigate emotions and spark creativity in viewers.
4. The chef's innovative recipe could instigate a culinary trend in the restaurant industry.
5. The coach's motivational words were enough to instigate a winning mentality in the team.
6. The students plan to instigate a change in their school's unhealthy lunch policy.
7. They intend to instigate a movement for sustainability.
8. Emily's dog seems to instigate every single dispute with the neighbors' pets.
9. The agitators hope to instigate civil unrest with their speech.
10. To instigate innovation, the company started an incubation program.
11. To instigate a revolution, we must first educate ourselves.
12. The bullies love to instigate trouble in the schoolyard.
13. Secret organizations often instigate major world events from the shadows.
14. We should instigate change where we see it's needed.
15. Rude comments often instigate heated discussions online.
16. The rebels intend to instigate an uprising against the oppressive regime.
17. We should instigate a dialogue about mental health in our community.
18. The union leaders aim to instigate a strike for better wages.
19. The news article may instigate a societal debate on the issue.
20. Conspiracy theories can instigate fear and mistrust.
21. To instigate positive change, we must be patient and persistent.
22. His fiery speech was meant to instigate a call to action.
23. She didn't mean to instigate a fight, she was just expressing her opinion.
24. As a leader, he knew he had to instigate change for the betterment of his team.