engendering
ɛnˈʤɛndərɪŋ
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Definition of engendering - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
creationact of causing something to exist or occur
  • The engendering of new ideas is crucial for innovation.
creation generation production
2.
situationprocess of bringing about a situation or condition
  • The engendering of trust takes time and effort.
creation generation

Adjective

1.
creationcausing something to happen or exist
  • The engendering factors of the crisis were complex and multifaceted.
causing inducing
2.
influencecreating or fostering a specific atmosphere
  • The engendering environment encouraged creativity and innovation.
cultivating fostering nurturing
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Origin of engendering

Latin, in (in) + generare (to beget)

Examples of engendering in a sentence

  • Engendering curiosity in students is a teacher's goal.
  • The engendering of change requires patience.
  • Engendering of hope is crucial in tough times.
  • The engendering circumstances led to a significant breakthrough.
  • Her engendering influence was felt throughout the organization.
  • The engendering policies led to a positive workplace.

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  1. French:engendrement, engendrant, ...
  2. German:Erzeugung, verursachend, ...
  3. Italian:creazione, generativo, ...
  4. Spanish:engendramiento, generador, ...
  5. Portuguese:criação, gerador, ...
  6. Chinese:产生, 诱发的, ...
  7. Japanese:創造, 原因となる, ...
  8. Arabic:إيجاد, مُسَبِّب, ...
  9. Hebrew:יְצִירָה, מְחולֵל, ...
  10. Russian:создание, порождающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:створення, спричиняючий, ...
  12. Hindi:सृजन, उत्पन्न करने वाला, ...
engender
ɪnˈdʒɛndər

Definition of engender - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
cause developmentcause to exist or develop
  • The new policy did engender significant changes in the system..
  • His speech did engender a lot of support.
  • The reforms will engender better working conditions.
create generate produce
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Origin of engender

Latin, in (in) + generare (to beget)

View all translations of engender

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  1. French:engendrer, ...
  2. German:verursachen, ...
  3. Italian:generare, ...
  4. Spanish:engendrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:gerar, ...
  6. Chinese:引起, ...
  7. Japanese:生じる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَوْجَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְחֹולֵל, ...
  10. Russian:вызвать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спричиняти, ...
  12. Hindi:उत्पन्न करना, ...

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