Instigated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTIGATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSTIGATE, to initiate, bring about
• bring about or initiate (an action or event)
• incite someone to do something, especially something bad
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to goad or urge forwar; provoke

Words related to INSTIGATED

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How to use INSTIGATED in a sentence

• War, suddenly instigated by avarice, has just visited the dwellings which we see.
• He orders that the Gauls should be spared as much as possible, and the minds of their chiefs be instigated to a revolt.
• Bagwax was well aware that Curlydown was instigated solely by envy.
• The most active season in over 25 years was instigated and many new faces were seen chasing the fast green covered ball about the court.
• At other times it makes the animosity of the nation subservient to projects of hostility, instigated by pride, ambition, and other sinister and pernicious motives.
• Instigated by his mother, Catherine de Medici, he set on foot the massacre of St.
• Her propensities continued the same, and the motives by which she was instigated were unabated.
• Dawkins, our minister, assures me, that no suspicion is entertained of the man who wounded him having been instigated by me, or any of the party.
• As he left England, he protested that he had been instigated by the English magnates in all that he had done.
• The desperate woman who had instigated the act was carried in chains to Moscow, there to behold her two sons with the rest of the conspirators beheaded.
• He also inclined to the view that the assassination at Sarajevo was instigated by Austria.
• He confessed under examination that he had been instigated to the crime by Brahmans who were jealous of the favours which the Buddhists received.
• England instigated Belgium to go to war, and when the time came to protect the unfortunate little country it was left to its own resources.
• To know, beyond doubt, who had instigated the murder of the Chief was precious knowledge.
• I do not know whether it was instigated by his advice or not that my mother at this time made me take lessons of a certain Mr.
• His worst persecutions he believed to have been instigated by the A.
• Omeir, at dead of night, instigated by the prophet, crept into the apartment where Asma, surrounded by her children, lay asleep.
• Danilo then hurried to Paris to discuss matters and while he was absent George Petrovitch led a rising against him, instigated doubtless by Medakovitch.
• While the king, instigated by anger and necessity, thus employed the whole extent of his prerogative, the spirit of the people was far from being subdued.
• The Earl of Dun-more, indeed, declared that he had himself, while governor of Virginia, been attacked by a party of Indians who had been instigated by the Virginians.
• It was instigated by a no less sustained and violent outburst of uncompromising ecclesiastical hostility.
• The king is wandering about without shelter, and the queen will now regret with bitter tears that she instigated her husband to this senseless and unjust war.
• I shall assuredly know how to distinguish those who instigated the war from those who tried to avoid it.
• She has offended me too grievously, for it is she who has destroyed all my plans, and instigated her husband to assume a hostile attitude.
• Instigated by his wife, Andrea del Sarto used this money for his, or rather her, purposes, and dared not return to France.
• He is said to have instigated the murder of Becket.
• She was even treated with harshness and violence, which were in no degree instigated by Madame.
• The chiefs excused their late hostilities, alleging that they had been instigated to attack us by the cacique of Champoton, and by our interpreter Melchoreja who had deserted.
• The question is then raised as to what is wrong with it and the inductive process is instigated.
• His blood will be required of those who instigated the Rebellion.
• With fierce invective he declared this whole movement was instigated by the circulars sent out by the Abolition confederates in the Senate.
• From this period, the English took the place of the French, and instigated them in a similar manner.

Similar words containing STIGAT without suffix ed and without prefix in

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