what is the meaning of the word "PROVOCATIVE"??
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an adjective- serving or tending to cause anger  excite or stimulate depending on the context of its use in a sentence or situation
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I have yet to encounter this word...could it be that you mean "uppity"? in which case, this means somebody who thinks TOO highly himself/herself. Simply put, somebody who is arrogant or snobbish.
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Means outrageous or unbelievable. Something that seems incredulous
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Doesn't mean anything.  It isn't a word.\n\nClosest guess I have to what you might have heard is\n\n"unperturbed" - which means calm.\n\nThe recent elections left him unperturbed.
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As far as I know, I'm pretty sure it means "to discuss"; hence the word "debate".
678779
What do you mean ? That's what they chose to call that phenomenon. Why bring philosophical questions into it ?
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I have never heard that word before.  If you get the answer, i would like to know it.  Maybe it's just the lack or sleep and coffee doing your friend's talking, and he thinks he's a dictionary.
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
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agreement\n\nfor more antonyms, checkout:\nhttp://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=contradiction
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The proper word is "verbigeration".\nIt means "continuous repetition of certain stereotyped phrases [basically a form of mental illness".
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Hello Saphire,\nI know you are not enquiring about the word rigorous (it in itself is a first rate word)  but other words you could use in place of it are also great words:\narduous\nmeticulous\n\nConsequential is a word I like to use in place of important.\nIntuitive is another favourite.\nI like to think of common words people overuse, then find a more interesting one to replace it with.\nWords are remarkable aren't they?
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What about your own nic - Nitrogen? That's sounds good. It sounds diverse, cool, could have many meanings...I could go on.....\nOr how about lubricious? I just like that word, and it means slick, lol.
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It is a noun derived from the adjective ambiguous, meaning the state of being ambiguous.\nAmbiguous is derived from the very similar Latin word 'ambiguus' which can mean "changeable, doubtful, ambiguous, wavering, fickle; treacherous, or unethical".\nAmbiguus is itself taken from the Latin verb 'ambigere' meaning to be undecided (literally means 'to lead/drive two ways').
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"Trolling," depending on the context where it is used can have several meanings.  \n\nIn this particular case, they are most likely referring to "trolling," which, in this case, means 'to fish by dragging bait behind a moving motor boat.'  Or, it could mean 'To cruise for immediate sexual pleasure without commitment; Often characterized by an older man, seeking a younger man, or any man for immediate, often anonymous sexual contact.' \n\n"Trolling" could also refer to the simultaneous usage of LSD and MDMA (i.e. a contraction of the words "trip," and "roll"); or making provocative or inflammatory statements/comments just to elicit a specific reaction from others - though one could also say something completely ridiculous or contradictory and then attempt to pass it off as the truth or fact, which would be just as agitating...\n\nBut, I'm betting it's the definition that refers to fishing. =)
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Posturing using words to antagonize or argue.
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YES.\n\nCORNERING NOT THAT PERSON..\n\nIT MEANS CORNERING HIS IDEAS, VIEWS ETC..
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I have never heard of it before but didn't find it offencive.  Even after it was explained by someone else.\nMaybe it wasn't this word that got the response deleted but something you'd said........\nI like it.\nI think I'll use it.  lol