engendering (Meaning)

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engendering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Engender

The government's economic policies engendered a period of sustained growth.
Her words engendered a sense of hope in the hearts of the weary.
The leader's actions engendered loyalty and trust among his followers.
The teacher's enthusiasm engendered a love of learning in his students.
The beauty of the artwork engendered a sense of awe and wonder in the viewers.
The tragedy engendered a wave of sympathy and support for the victims.
The scandal engendered a loss of confidence in the government.
The election results engendered a sense of uncertainty and anxiety about the future.
The discovery of the new planet engendered excitement and curiosity among scientists.
The birth of the child engendered joy and love in the hearts of the parents.

of Engender

causing, generating,creating, bringing, prompting, spawning, producing, effectuating, resulting (in), invoking

controlling, suppressing, crushing, restricting, restricting, controlling, impeding,limiting, limiting, suppressing

The government's economic policies engendered a period of sustained growth.

Her words engendered a sense of hope in the hearts of the weary.

The leader's actions engendered loyalty and trust among his followers.

The teacher's enthusiasm engendered a love of learning in his students.