provocaré

Provocaré is the first person singular form of the verb provocar in the future simple tense in Spanish. It translates as “I will provoke” or “I will cause,” indicating that the speaker intends to bring about a reaction, event, or result in the future. The form is used with the subject yo.

Etymology and forms: Provocar comes from Latin provocare, meaning to call forward or to challenge. Provocaré is formed from the infinitive raíz provocar plus the future ending -é. The full future conjugation for provocar is: yo provocaré, tú provocarás, él provocará, nosotros provocaremos, vosotros provocaréis, ellos provocarán.

Usage notes: Provocaré is used when the speaker asserts an intention to cause something to happen or to elicit a response. It can refer to tangible results (causing a delay, damage, a change) or to more abstract reactions (provoking interest, debate). The tone depends on context and can be neutral, assertive, or charged, especially if the action is controversial or intentional.

Examples:

- Mañana provocaré un cambio en la empresa mediante la nueva política.

- Si presentas esa propuesta, provocaré un debate público.

- No quiero provocar una confrontación; solo quiero expresar mi punto de vista.

See also: Provocar (the base verb), its conjugation patterns, and related verbs such as causar, incitar, generar.