Definition of provocant in English:

provocant

noun ˈprɒvək(ə)nt

rare

A person or thing which provokes, incites, or stimulates (a person, a reaction, etc.).

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in James Drake (d. 1707), political and medical writer. From classical Latin prōvocant-, prōvocāns, present participle of prōvocāre provoke.

Definition of provocant in US English:

provocant

nounˈprɒvək(ə)nt

rare

A person or thing which provokes, incites, or stimulates (a person, a reaction, etc.).

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in James Drake (d. 1707), political and medical writer. From classical Latin prōvocant-, prōvocāns, present participle of prōvocāre provoke.

词汇	provocant
释义	Definition of provocant in English: provocant noun ˈprɒvək(ə)nt rare A person or thing which provokes, incites, or stimulates (a person, a reaction, etc.). Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in James Drake (d. 1707), political and medical writer. From classical Latin prōvocant-, prōvocāns, present participle of prōvocāre provoke. Definition of provocant in US English: provocant nounˈprɒvək(ə)nt rare A person or thing which provokes, incites, or stimulates (a person, a reaction, etc.). Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in James Drake (d. 1707), political and medical writer. From classical Latin prōvocant-, prōvocāns, present participle of prōvocāre provoke.
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