provocative

You call these bugs laboratories, which is provocative when we consider they have six legs each and often convene by the hundreds of thousands.

She looked at him provocatively, as if relishing the chance to do something the rest of the royal family would never do.

Gibson did the same in the previously released tape, in which he condemned Grigorieva for dressing too provocatively.

So, this was the man for whom she had dressed herself three times, cunningly and provocatively?

She smiled up at him provocatively and his sombre face lightened.

Her clear young face was provocatively close, the faint perfume of her dark hair in his nostrils.

It is impossible to leave this point without quoting Nietzsche, who had this insight and stated it most provocatively.

The removal of the hat was the last straw, for Edward's hair is provocatively red.