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Definition of engendered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
createdbrought into existence
- The new policy engendered a sense of hope among the citizens.
- The artist's vision was engendered by his travels.
- The revolution engendered a new era of freedom.
Origin of engendered
Latin, in (in) + generare (to produce)
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- French:engendré, ...
- German:geschaffen, ...
- Italian:generato, ...
- Spanish:engendrada, ...
- Portuguese:gerado, ...
- Chinese:创造的, ...
- Japanese:生み出された, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَحْدَث, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹצָר, ...
- Russian:созданный, ...
- Ukrainian:створений, ...
- Hindi:उत्पन्न, ...
Definition of engender - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
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.
Origin of engender
Latin, in (in) + generare (to beget)
View all translations of engender
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- French:engendrer, ...
- German:verursachen, ...
- Italian:generare, ...
- Spanish:engendrar, ...
- Portuguese:gerar, ...
- Chinese:引起, ...
- Japanese:生じる, ...
- Arabic:أَوْجَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְחֹולֵל, ...
- Russian:вызвать, ...
- Ukrainian:спричиняти, ...
- Hindi:उत्पन्न करना, ...
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