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Meanings of begetter in English
A male parent (also used as a term of address to your father)
Usage of begetter in English
1
He is the creator of all things, the begetter of the begotten.
2
They loved; and Love is the parent of endurance, the begetter of courage.
3
Therefore the semen is produced from the substance of the begetter.
4
Perhaps Father'll dedicate his next book to you as its "only begetter.""
5
Begone, then: take flight, thou venomous hisser, thou lying worm, thou begetter of vipers!
6
Therefore the begetter and the begotten are one in the Hand that holds them all.
7
Therefore the more proper name of the divine person is begetter and genitor than Father.
8
Such a son becomes the property of the mother's husband and not of his begetter.
9
W.H." as "the onlie begetter" (literally, sole parent; i.e., inspiration) of the poems.
10
Who was the "only begetter" of these passionate offerings of the poet's love?
11
He dispossesses his begetter of all possibility of replacement, and grasps the sceptre of the world.
12
Therefore the rational soul is from the begetter.
13
S: And the begetter and whom he begot.
14
Like Brian McEniff in Donegal, Farrell was the only begetter of championship success for his county.
15
Defoe, not Richardson, might be called its begetter.
16
The legend of the Stele's power as AH devourer, all begetter' continues in necromancy to this day.
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Frequent collocations
Begetter through the time