inflammatory

/ɪnˈflæməˌtɔri/
adjective
  1. Intended to cause anger, violence, or strong negative feelings.
    • The newspaper published an inflammatory article about the protest.
    • His inflammatory remarks during the debate made everyone upset.
    • The coach warned the players not to make inflammatory comments to the other team.
  2. Relating to or causing inflammation in the body (swelling, redness, pain).
    • The injury caused an inflammatory swelling around the ankle.
    • The doctor prescribed a cream to reduce the inflammatory response on her skin.
    • Certain foods can trigger an inflammatory reaction in people with arthritis.