教きょう唆さ

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教唆する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General use for urging someone to do something, often negative or illegal. Can be used as a noun or with する.

Legal term for inciting another person to commit a crime. Used in criminal law contexts.

〈人ひと〉を教きょう唆さするto instigate/incite a person (to do something)
彼かれは友ゆう人じんを教きょう唆さして犯はん罪ざいを行おこなわせた。
He instigated his friend to commit a crime.
犯はん罪ざいを教きょう唆さするto incite a crime (legal term)
彼かれは殺さつ人じんを教きょう唆さした罪つみで起き訴そされた。
He was indicted for the crime of instigating a murder.
教きょう唆さの罪つみに問とわれるto be charged with the crime of instigation
彼かれは教きょう唆さの罪つみに問とわれている。
He is being charged with the crime of instigation.

扇せん動どう sense 1
扇動 usually means agitating or rousing a group or the public to action, while 教唆 is about urging a specific individual to commit an act, often a crime.
示し唆さN1sense 1
示唆 means a mild hint or suggestion, whereas 教唆 implies a stronger, often criminal, act of instigating someone.
そそのかすN1
教唆する is a formal, often legal term for inciting someone to commit a crime, while そそのかす is the everyday word for talking someone into doing something ill-advised.

教きょう唆さ犯はん
criminal instigator; abettor
教きょう唆さ罪ざい
criminal instigation; the crime of instigating another to commit a crime
教きょう唆さ者しゃ
instigator; abettor
教きょう唆さ扇せん動どう
instigation and abetment
自じ殺さつ教きょう唆さ
instigation to suicide

From Middle Chinese 教唆 (MC *kˠauH *suɑ), composed of 教 'teach, instruct' and 唆 'incite, tempt'. The Japanese reading is the kan'on pronunciation.