engender in the PONS Dictionary

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However, at any time a thunderstorm in the large catchment can engender a severe flash flood.
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It was his childhood experiences that engendered him with a love of the outdoors and all the plants and animals that live there.
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They begin as natural pairings, but as a result of swapping partners, they engender unnatural hybrids.
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The basic economic units in each town were houses, family-operated entities that engendered loyalty for its employees.
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The restaurant also engenders many regulars who continue to patronize the establishment for reasons ranging from the food, the wines, or the atmosphere.
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The popular myth that the few souperists engendered has largely eclipsed the impartial philanthropic aid that was given by genuinely altruistic organisations at the time.
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Just as the industrial age heralded management sciences, the information age is engendering the domain of information sciences.
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Her practice is informed by this context of movement and flexible citizenship across both geographical and cultural spaces, and the multiple realities these spaces engender.
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Problems engendered by increased contact necessitated a mechanism for regular negotiations.
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These changes in society also engendered changes in the lives of women.
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