yllytävästi

yllytävästi is a Finnish adverb. It translates to "provocatively" or "incitingly" in English. The word is derived from the verb "yllyttää," which means to incite, instigate, or provoke. Therefore, when something is done yllytävästi, it is done in a manner intended to stir up a reaction, emotion, or action in others.

This adverb is often used in contexts where someone's behavior or actions are designed to elicit a response, whether it be anger, excitement, or any other strong feeling. For example, a speaker might deliver a speech yllytävästi to rouse their audience, or an individual might wear clothing yllytävästi to draw attention. The connotation can be neutral, simply describing the intent to provoke, or it can carry a negative implication if the provocation is seen as manipulative or harmful. The effectiveness of an action described as yllytävästi depends on the context and the recipient's perception.