Todays words - INCITE -v- INSIGHT

INCITE   and   INSIGHT

Though they sound identical, they have very different meanings.

Incite is a special verb - a transitive verb, meaning the following:

- To provoke or urge-on.

- To move or stir to action or thought.

- To rouse, spur-on or urge change.

A person may incite another to an action or mind-set

A person incites one or more people to an action or mind-set

You and/or others my be incited into an action or mind-set

You may have incited people in the past

You may be currently inciting one or more to an act or mind-set

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An insight suddenly popped into my head

Insight is a noun and meaning the following:

- A clear, deep or sudden understanding of a problem or situation.

- An ability to understand in a clear way with depth of nuance.

- An ability to comprehend the inner intent or meaning of things.

To have true incite is often regarded as a "gift".

If you have shown incite you will been inciteful.

Being acknowledged as inciteful, is a good thing.

As an inciteful person you're able to clarify concepts for others.

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