No. 12,101 in Spanish
instigado
"Instigado" means "instigated" or "provoked."
In a sentence
El líder fue instigado por sus seguidores a tomar acción.
The leader was instigated by his followers to take action.
Here, 'instigado' is used as a passive participle conveying that the leader was encouraged or persuaded by external influence.
Ella admitió que había instigado el conflicto entre los grupos.
She admitted that she had instigated the conflict between the groups.
In this instance, 'instigado' functions as the simple past participle, highlighting the action of initiating or provoking something purposefully.
La idea de crear un club fue instigada por el interés común de los estudiantes.
The idea of creating a club was instigated by the common interest of the students.
This sentence uses 'instigado' in a context of being brought about or inspired as a result of collective interest or reason.
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