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Foment

usgb/fəʊˈment/Volume
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Negative Emphasis

Usually implies initiation of something harmful or undesirable.

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He was criticized for fomenting unnecessary conflicts among the team members.
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Powerful Influence

Indicates exerting a strong influence to provoke a response or action.

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Through her speeches, she was able to foment a sense of urgency among the voters.
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Groups Affected

Often used in political or social contexts affecting communities or large groups.

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The policy changes are likely to foment public demonstrations.
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