engenders Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- occasions
- invokes
- effectuates
- induces
- makes
- breeds
- spawns
- encourages
- translates-into-
- catalyzes
- effects
- yields
- begets
- works
- promotes
Weak:
engenders Meaning
engenders
to assume form, to reproduce offspring, to be the source or cause of, to cause to exist or to develop, beget, procreate
engenders Sentence Examples
- The uplifting speech engendered hope and optimism among the audience.
- The teacher's harsh criticism engendered resentment and discouragement.
- The warm gesture of kindness engendered a feeling of gratitude and connection.
- The news of the disaster engendered fear and anxiety throughout the community.
- The child's infectious laughter engendered joy and happiness in the hearts of those around.
- The injustice suffered by the individual engendered anger and a thirst for retribution.
- The beautiful artwork engendered a sense of wonder and awe in the observer.
- The gripping novel engendered suspense and kept the reader on the edge of their seat.
- The challenging task engendered determination and a desire to succeed.
- The peaceful protest engendered solidarity and a sense of common purpose.
FAQs About the word engenders
to assume form, to reproduce offspring, to be the source or cause of, to cause to exist or to develop, beget, procreate
causes,creates, brings, does, prompts, generates, produces, occasions, invokes, effectuates
stifles, inhibits, limits, suppresses,restricts, impedes,represses, puts down, squashes, subdues
The uplifting speech engendered hope and optimism among the audience.
The teacher's harsh criticism engendered resentment and discouragement.
The warm gesture of kindness engendered a feeling of gratitude and connection.
The news of the disaster engendered fear and anxiety throughout the community.
