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Another word for engender

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engender

v.

induce, incite, cause; see cause 2, produce 1, 2.

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Another word for engender

verb

To cause to come into existence:

beget, breed, create, father, hatch, make, originate, parent, procreate, produce, sire, spawn. Idiom: give birth (or rise) to. See make

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Yet, as he has discovered, his experience does not always engender respect; "Everybody now is an expert."
Does cloning necessarily engender such confusion?
The ruling helped engender optimism that stronger, more enlightened policies could soon emerge in the Olympic movement.
The play could not engender enough sympathy for Phillip Gellburg, a mistake which cannot be blamed on the script.
The upset was engendered purely by the fact that the statistics do not point the way that some would *want* them to point.

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