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Meanings of engender in English
Usage of engender in English
1
Smart leaders are able to engender and reinforce a sense of optimism.
2
That's what Google hopes to engender with its open source algorithm, Brotli.
3
The good times too of high price almost always engender much fraud.
4
Something about the pseudoanonymity employed by Anonymous helped to engender this cosmopolitanism.
5
There is no power in the world that could engender my death.
6
How can varieties of soil engender a principle of legislation and politics?
7
Ill at ease, the Captain made a further effort to engender conversation.
8
They know the problems inside out and what's needed to engender real change.
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Fund names must set the right tone, engender the right mood.
10
Simply because she could engender a transfer didn't mean she often did so.
11
But, he says, the model has helped engender a new attitude.
12
His experience and commitment are almost matched by his ability to engender controversy.
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Only sport can engender this kind of unbridled and unwarranted hope.
14
What I had not appreciated was the power of storytelling to engender empathy.
15
The heat seemed to engender a sort of listlessness over the entire place.
16
In Bengal Śâktism and moribund Buddhism were not likely to engender new enthusiasms.
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Engender across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common