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Definition of Thought-provoking
1. Adjective. Stimulating interest or thought. "A thought-provoking book"
Lexicographical Neighbors of Thought-provoking
Literary usage of Thought-provoking
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Motivation & Learning: A Teacher's Guide to Building Excitement for Learning by Spence Rogers, Jim Ludington, Shari Graham (1999)
"... Group Processing 4.58 THOUGHT PROVOKING QUESTIONS/PROMPTS Focus on asking
questions or prompting activities that stimulate thinking. ..."
2. Trade Tests in Education by Herbert Anderson Toops (1921)
"The question then is, "For a given amount of examination time, will X thought
provoking questions or (X + Y ) informational questions give higher ..."
3. Trade Tests in Education by Herbert Anderson Toops (1921)
"The question then is, "For a given amount of examination time, will X thought
provoking questions or (X + Y ) informational questions give higher ..."
4. Trade Tests in Education by Herbert Anderson Toops (1921)
"The question then is, "For a given amount of examination time, will X thought
provoking questions or (X + Y ) informational questions give higher ..."
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