fuelled
adj.adj. having a lot of energy or power because of something else. You use this to describe a situation that is growing or getting stronger because of a specific reason.
adj. stimulated, sustained, or intensified by a particular source or influence. Often used as a participial adjective to describe social or economic trends driven by specific factors.
The fire was fuelled by strong winds.
The housing market boom was fuelled by low interest rates and a sudden increase in demand.
Public outrage was fuelled by the leaked documents, which suggested that the administration had been aware of the environmental risks for several years before taking action.
Often follows a linking verb or appears in the passive voice; typically takes the preposition 'by'.
The protest was fuelled from angerThe protest was fuelled by angerWhen describing the cause of an emotion or trend, 'fuelled' is almost always followed by the preposition 'by'.