When you consider the word inspired, one way to understand it's many meanings is to go to the thesaurus, finding synonym's. Here is one list:
As an adjective, as in stimulated
Strong matches
activated, animated, encouraged, energized, excited, exhilarated, galvanized, influenced, inspirited, motivated, moved, roused, started, stirred
As an adjective, as in seemingly moved by supernatural powers
Strong matches
Weak matches
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Mad Libs was a popular game when my daughter was young, where a story has a bunch of blanks where important words should exist, and you choose whatever you want. Many laugh's.
the list brings a similar shared humors, inspired charcoal (activated charcoal), Mickey mouse was the first inspired actor in Hollywood (animated), Inspirited through the libations of spirits (intoxicated). Try your own hand at the many ha, ha's that exist in the word play. To say something that warrants being shared, it must be clear, and simple, and relevant to the needs of other's. When one word like inspired, can be taken to such numerous, yet dissimilar interpretation's, you can see how lack of clarity or simplicity leaves any statement room to have internal contradiction's or varied interpretation's.
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