fomented

v.

激起，煽动（麻烦等）( foment的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. His word finally foment her hostility.
   他的言词终于引发了她的敌意。

Receptivity to Communist Fomented Agitation in Rural Guatemala
Soviets Say U.S. Fomented Tatar Protest; Kremlin Acts to End Demonstrations
HUNGARY'S FALSE HOPE DETAILED RADIO FREE EUROPE FOMENTED UPRISING
Baghdad Stiffens As U.S. Air Armada Assembles Nearby; Arab States Say Iraq Fomented Crisis
On the Island Where the Milk Flows and Money Grows, a Quiet Revolution Is Being Fomented
Diagnosis of the forest crop and wood transportation in fomented rural properties in the State of Espírito Santo
S. Africa Closes Black Weekly, Alleging It Fomented Revolution; Dailies, Others Protest Suspension of Journal Backed by Bishops
The Spanish general elections of 2008: "antagonistic bi-polarization"fomented by political and media interests and new technologies
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