Instigated
Planned and instigated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Planned" instead a verb "Instigated".
Planned
Planned adjective - Planned in advance.
Instigated and planned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Instigated" instead a verb "Planned".
Both words in one sentence
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The game suggests that it was instigated by Geroge Sewell in order to cover up the planned murder of Frank Coleridge by Murphy Pendelton.
Source: Prison Riot -
It is suggested that it was instigated by George Sewell in order to cover up the planned murder of Frank Coleridge by Murphy Pendleton.
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Xanatos Speed Chess: The entirety of Season 3 would appear to be this on behalf of Command/Rowan/Eli Pope, although it's unclear how much he either anticipated (thanks to his access to B613's intelligence) or instigated versus how much he planned on the fly.
Source: Series / Scandal
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