concitar

v.

to stir up, to arouse (Formal).

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concitar

► verbo transitivo

1 to excite, incite, stir up, raise

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VT

1) (=provocar) to stir up, incite (contra against)

2) (=reunir) to gather, assemble, bring together

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verbo transitivo to arouse

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verbo transitivo to arouse

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concitar [A1 ]

vt

1 ‹ira/odio/antipatía› to arouse

sus palabras concitaron la indignación del público her words aroused indignation in the audience

2 ‹atención/simpatía› to arouse

una idea que concitó su interés an idea that aroused his interest

concitar las miradas de la concurrencia to attract the glances of the crowd

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concitar vt

Formal to stir up, to arouse;

concitó al pueblo contra el gobierno he incited the people against the government;

concitó la antipatía de sus compañeros he earned o incurred the dislike of his colleagues

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concitar

v/t arouse, incite