manipulated (Meaning)

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manipulated (imp. & p. p.)

of Manipulate

The politician's carefully crafted words manipulated public opinion in his favor.
The advertising campaign subtly manipulated consumers' desires.
The therapist skillfully manipulated the client's emotions to facilitate healing.
The hacker manipulated the system's security measures to gain unauthorized access.
The artist manipulated the canvas with deft brushstrokes, creating a masterpiece.
The puppeteer manipulated the marionette's strings, bringing it to life.
The scientist manipulated variables in the experiment to observe their effects.
The investor manipulated the market to increase his profits.
The child manipulated the situation to get what she wanted.
The demagogue manipulated the crowd's anger to incite violence.

of Manipulate

engineered, fudged, adulterated, fabricated, juggled, concocted, doctored, designer, tampered (with), fraudulent

genuine, legitimate, true, natural,real, real, legitimate, true, genuine, natural

The politician's carefully crafted words manipulated public opinion in his favor.

The advertising campaign subtly manipulated consumers' desires.

The therapist skillfully manipulated the client's emotions to facilitate healing.

The hacker manipulated the system's security measures to gain unauthorized access.