Manipulálva

Manipulálva is a Hungarian verb meaning "manipulated" or "having been manipulated." It describes a situation where someone or something has been influenced or controlled unfairly or deceitfully to achieve a particular outcome. This can apply to individuals, groups, or even abstract concepts. The core idea is that there is an agent who is exerting influence, and a subject who is being acted upon, often without full awareness or consent.

The term can be used in various contexts. In personal relationships, it might refer to emotional manipulation, where one person uses psychological tactics to control another's thoughts or actions. In politics or media, manipulálva can describe how information is presented or distorted to sway public opinion. Economically, it could relate to market manipulation, where prices are artificially influenced. The implication is generally negative, suggesting a loss of agency or a situation where one's true interests are being undermined. The passive form of the verb highlights the state of being under such influence.