incited

UK
/ɪnˈsaɪtɪd/
US
/ɪnˈsaɪtɪd/

Translations

incitedadjective
more incited
Comp.
most incited
Super.
Attributive and predicative adjective derived from the past participle; occasionally takes comparative forms with more/most.
She spoke with an incited passion that surprised everyone.
Она говорила с возбужденной страстью, что удивило всех.
Additional translations
подогретыйФигурально, о чувстве или интересе
incitedpast participle
Past-participle form of the verb ‘incite’ used adjectivally; usually not comparable.
The incited crowd began to overturn cars in the street.
Спровоцированная толпа начала переворачивать машины на улице.
Additional translations
inciteverb

incited

Past Simple

incited
Past Simple
incited
Past Participle
inciting
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈsaɪt/
US
/ɪnˈsaɪt/
The article was written to incite public interest.
Статья была написана, чтобы возбуждать общественный интерес.
The leader was accused of trying to incite violence.
Лидера обвинили в попытке подстрекать к насилию.
The speaker aimed to incite the crowd to take action.
Оратор стремился побуждать толпу к действиям.
Additional translations

Definitions

incitedadjective
Showing the state of being stirred up or provoked.
She spoke with an incited passion that surprised everyone.
incitedpast participle
Having been urged or provoked to act, especially in a violent or unlawful way.
The incited crowd began to overturn cars in the street.
inciteverb
To provoke, urge on, or stimulate someone or something to action.
The manager hoped to incite greater productivity with performance bonuses.
To urge or persuade someone to act in a violent or unlawful way.
The speech was intended to incite the workers to strike.