InçitIngly, adv

[Eng. inciting; -ly.] In an inciting manner; so as to incite or stir to action. In-çi-to-, pref. [Lat. incito =to set in rapid motion.] [Etym.] incito-motor, incito-motory, a. Anat.: Of or belonging to that function of the nervous system by which an impre ion is transmitted from a center so as to produce contraction of a muscle; the opposite of excito-motor (q. v.). *In-çiv-11, a . [Fr., from Lat. in civil is .] Rude, impolite, unpolished.