Inçitation, s

[ Lat.incitatio, from inc it at us, pa. par. of incito; Fr. incitation; Sp. inc it a cion; Ital. inc it azione.] 1. The act of inciting, stimulating, or exciting to action; incitement. "Styring and incitations toward deadly sinfull dedes." -Sir T. More: Works , p. 551. 2. That which incites or stimulates to action; an incentive, a stimulant, an impulse, a motive, an incitement. "The strongest and noblest incitation to honest attempts."- Tatler , No. 23.