begotten (Meaning)
begotten (s)
(of offspring) generated by procreation
begotten ()
of Beget
p. p. of Beget.
Synonyms & Antonyms of begotten
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- begun
- engendered
- bred
- brought forth
- translated (into)
- effectuated
- prompted
- done
- occasioned
- brought about
- drawn on
- spawned
- catalyzed
- brought on
- invoked
- determined
- resulted (in)
- given rise to
Antonyms:
- abolished
- killed
- retarded
- quelled
- squashed
- destroyed
- stilled
- dampened
- quashed
- destroyed
- inhibited
- clamped down (on)
- retarded
- cracked down (on)
- extinguished
- inhibited
- checked
- abolished
- restrained
- quelled
- cracked down (on)
- squelched
- killed
- dampened
- squashed
- curbed
- quashed
- squelched
- extinguished
- clamped down (on)
- curbed
- checked
- stilled
- restrained
begotten Sentence Examples
- "Begotten of God," the words echoed in her mind, filling her with awe and wonder.
- The Savior was begotten, not made, eternal and divine.
- The ancient prophecies foretold of the one who would be begotten, the Messiah.
- The bond between father and son, begotten through love and genetics.
- Begotten from the lineage of kings, he carried the weight of their legacy.
- The artist's masterpiece was begotten from hours of meticulous work and inspiration.
- The new idea was begotten from a spark of creativity.
- The results of their efforts were begotten from tireless dedication and perseverance.
- Begotten through the union of two souls, the child brought joy and fulfillment to their lives.
- Begotten from sorrow and loss, the poem expressed the depths of human emotion.
FAQs About the word begotten
(of offspring) generated by procreationof Beget, p. p. of Beget.
caused, effected, brought, induced, made, yielded, created, generated, worked, produced
arrested, stifled, suppressed, smothered, suppressed, restricted, subdued, impeded, crushed, repressed
"Begotten of God," the words echoed in her mind, filling her with awe and wonder.
The Savior was begotten, not made, eternal and divine.
The ancient prophecies foretold of the one who would be begotten, the Messiah.
The bond between father and son, begotten through love and genetics.
