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• s  arousing to action or rebellion

• THE REICH STUFF: The mini-series shows how Hitler, played by Carlyle, rose using rabble-rousing and stormtroopers.
• She rose through the ranks of the Bahujan Samaj, a rabble-rousing dalit party that at one time called for lower caste Indians to "beat down the upper castes with our shoes.
• Is the rabble-rousing President of Iran a more deserving choice, or what about the man behind the iPhone? Vote for your choice, though the editors reserve the right to disagree.

• incendiary
• incitive
• inflammatory
• instigative
• seditious

News & Articles

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• Willoughby: Colorado hunting applications rise in face of boycott, economic strife
  As signs that the apocalypse is upon us go — or in this case, whether all the rabble-rousing about a Colorado hunting boycott this fall has any genuine teeth — this one is looking downright encouraging. At first blush, it appears Colorado's hunting industry will endure for another year.
  June 9, 2013 - Denver Post

Quotes

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• Mark Weisbrot in AFP
  What are they doing to support it, are they making rabble-rousing speeches? That is what it would take given the power of the banking lobby,Weisbrot added. "It is not just a question of standing up and calling for this, you would have to...
• Ron Kirk in KHOU
  I didn't appreciate it at the time, but Ann Richards was one of those forward-thinking, rabble-rousing young Democrats that used to go around and raise money to pay poll taxes so people like my mother and daddy could vote,Kirk said.
• Judge Alex Kozinski in Los Angeles Times
  I did some rabble-rousing about it,Kozinski said in a brief interview last week.