incitado
Incitado is the past participle of the verb incitar in Spanish and Portuguese, used as an adjective or in compound tenses. It denotes that someone has been urged, provoked, or stirred to take action, often with a negative or criminal connotation when linked to misconduct. In everyday use, it describes a person who has been induced to do something, or a situation in which actions were prompted by others.
Etymology and cognates: The word derives from Latin incitāre, meaning to set in motion, excite, or spur.
Usage in Spanish: Incitado typically appears in phrases like “fue/incitado por sus cómplices a participar en
Usage in Portuguese: Similar usage appears in sentences such as “ele foi incitado a cometer um crime”
Legal and normative context: In both languages, incitación refers to the act of urging or exhorting someone