goaded
- adjective
- /ˈɡoʊdɪd/
- She felt goaded to speak up after hearing her colleagues discuss the issue unfairly.
Examples
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This is this is what our perpetual restlessness and reflectiveness have made of us, goaded on perpetually by Amor Propra.
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While on the air, they were coaxed, goaded and encouraged by Jeff Zucker into letting their leftist flags fly during Trump.
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But at the same time, it's very, very, very hard when you are being goaded relentlessly by the other side, all not the other side.
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He's being goaded and so he goes to looking for a spell of self transformation and he can't find what he's looking for.
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After being goaded by his friends for weeks, he finally decided to join the gym.
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The coach goaded the players into giving their best effort during the final match.
Synonyms
Done because someone makes you do it, not because you want to
Very motivated to act because of strong inner feelings or outside pressure
Feeling pushed to act by strong feelings or a sense of duty
Feeling worried and tired because of a lot of pressure
Annoyed by repeated small questions and interruptions
Antonyms
How Pressured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Goaded comes from the old word goad, which was a pointed stick used to drive animals forward. So if someone is goaded, they are pushed or repeatedly 'urged' into action, often by pressure or taunts.