spawned (Meaning)
spawned
to deposit or fertilize spawn, the eggs of aquatic animals (as fishes or oysters) that lay many small eggs, something produced in large quantities, product, offspring, offspring in great numbers, to produce young especially in large numbers, mycelium especially prepared (as in bricks) for propagating mushrooms, generate, bring forth, the eggs of aquatic animals (such as fishes or oysters) that lay many small eggs, to produce or deposit (eggs), to deposit or fertilize eggs, to plant with mushroom spawn, to induce (fish) to spawn, bring forth, generate, the seed, germ, or source of something, product sense 2, offspring
Synonyms & Antonyms of spawned
Synonyms:
- promoted
- decided
- enacted
- developed
- inaugurated
- initiated
- furthered
- conduced (to)
- cultivated
- fathered
- nurtured
- started
- fostered
- innovated
- encouraged
- set up
- began
- forwarded
- founded
- launched
- instituted
- drew on
- contributed (to)
- effectuated
- set
- established
- pioneered
- rendered
- determined
- turned out
- advanced
Antonyms:
spawned Sentence Examples
- The stagnant pond spawned hordes of mosquitoes, creating an unbearable nuisance.
- The volcanic eruption spawned a new island in the middle of the ocean.
- The discovery of penicillin spawned countless other antibiotic drugs that revolutionized medicine.
- The social media platform spawned a new generation of influencers and online celebrities.
- The political scandal spawned a series of investigations and arrests that shook the nation.
- The economic downturn spawned widespread unemployment and financial hardship.
- The invention of the computer spawned a digital revolution that transformed our lives.
- The outbreak of the pandemic spawned global lockdowns and travel restrictions.
- The dispute over territory spawned a prolonged and bloody conflict.
- The discovery of alien life on Mars spawned countless scientific expeditions and theories.
FAQs About the word spawned
to deposit or fertilize spawn, the eggs of aquatic animals (as fishes or oysters) that lay many small eggs, something produced in large quantities, product, off
produced,created, brought, prompted, caused, generated, wrought,yielded, occasioned, resulted (in)
controlled, stifled, checked, crushed, smothered, quashed,limited, impeded, restricted, suppressed
The stagnant pond spawned hordes of mosquitoes, creating an unbearable nuisance.
The volcanic eruption spawned a new island in the middle of the ocean.
The discovery of penicillin spawned countless other antibiotic drugs that revolutionized medicine.
The social media platform spawned a new generation of influencers and online celebrities.
