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What does re instigated mean?

"Re-instigated" is not a standard English word.

It likely means "instigated again" or "restarted".

Here's a breakdown:

* Instigate means to cause something to happen, especially something bad or unpleasant.

* Re- is a prefix that means "again" or "back".

Therefore, "re-instigated" would imply that something that had been stopped or paused was started again.

For example:

* The protesters re-instigated their demonstrations after the government refused to meet their demands.

This means that the protesters had stopped their demonstrations, but started them again due to the government's actions.

Remember: "Re-instigated" is not a word that is commonly used. It's more common to say "instigated again" or "restarted".

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