engenderin a sentence
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The police in Mexico don't engender confidence.engender = cause (bring into being)
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The sincerity of her apology engendered forgiveness.engendered = caused (brought into being)
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Every birth must therefore engender a death, and every death bring forth another birth. (source)engender = cause
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envy engenders spite [ill will] (source)engenders = gives rise to
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And the only emotion this thought engendered was tired relief. (source)engendered = caused
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The impossible excitement that this engendered in Baby Kochamma wasn't hard to understand. (source)
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I knew that the scent of my blood ... caused him actual pain from the burning thirst it engendered. (source)engendered = caused
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He was crying quietly, and it might have been enough to engender sympathy had he not been wearing a T-shirt splattered with the blood of other students. (source)engender = cause
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sound that engenders the explosion (source)engenders = causes
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Engendering Development Through Gender Equality in Rights, Resources, and Voice (source)Engendering = causing
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Six colts were thus engender'd: four of these In his own stalls he rear'd; the other two Gave to AEneas, fear-inspiring chief: These could we win, our praise were great indeed.† (source)
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That which dies not, And that which can die, are but each the beam Of that idea, which our Soverign Sire Engendereth loving; for that lively light, Which passeth from his brightness; not disjoin'd From him, nor from his love triune with them, Doth, through his bounty, congregate itself, Mirror'd, as 't were in new existences, Itself unalterable and ever one.† (source)Engendereth = causesstandard suffix: Today, the suffix "-eth" is replaced by "-s", so that where they said "She engendereth" in older English, today we say "She engenders."
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...for all the talk this question has engendered over the years, there have been very few attempts within the profession to formulate an official answer. (source)engendered = caused
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And surely it must engender some bitterness in you, Starkweather, to know that they so easily left this fate to you… (source)engender = cause
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I hope, someday, that I will be surrounded by so much love, so much loyalty and patience, as that boy engenders. (source)engenders = causes (tends to create around him)
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The crowds of novices being escorted to the top for a fee, huffed Sir Edmund, were engendering disrespect for the mountain. (source)engendering = causing
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