No. 10,318 in French
intenté
Initiated or brought (typically in a legal context).
In a sentence
Elle a intenté une action en justice contre l'entreprise.
She filed a lawsuit against the company.
Here, "intenté" pertains to the legal act of initiating proceedings.
Ils ont intenté une procédure pour résoudre le conflit.
They initiated a procedure to resolve the conflict.
In this example, "intenté" refers to the formal start of a process or decision-making.
Nous avons intenté une démarche pour obtenir des informations.
We undertook a process to obtain information.
Here, "intenté" is used to indicate starting or implementing a purposeful action or effort.
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