Begotten is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGOTTEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEGET, to cause to exist
• to cause.
• to father, sire, or produce a child.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of offspring) generated by procreation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past participle ofbeget
• p. p. of Beget.
• past participle of beget

Words related to BEGOTTEN

begat8 beget8 begets9 begetting13 begot8

Words that contain BEGOTTEN

unbegotten13 misbegotten16

How to use BEGOTTEN in a sentence

• A glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.
• The children that are begotten of them shall come into the congregation of the LORD in the third generation.
• For those which he knew before, he also ordained before, that they should be like fashioned unto the shape of his son, that he might be the first begotten son among many brethren.
• In this appeared the love of God to us ward, because that God sent his only begotten son into the world, that we might live thorow him.
• A friendship begotten of dishonesty had sprung up between them, and in consequence they had thrown in their lot together more than once with considerable financial advantage.
• The reason of this is that a child begotten by them would physically or mentally have discordant qualities.
• And then comes the precious privilege and relief of telling my yet dearer and better Friend all about it, and the sweet peace begotten of yielding my will to His.
• They were begotten together and were born together.
• A fourth child, in the same kingdom, is begotten by a beggar, and born under a hedge.
• Dryden and Shadwell had been friends, but the enmity begotten of political opposition had separated them.
• Methinks patience was revealed only by virtue of their fortitude, and faithfulness itself was begotten only by their deeds.
• The one begotten of my seed shall win thee undying glory by his works.
• Experience has begotten reflection, and reflection has contributed in turn to experience, until contemplation has passed from diversion to habit.
• Children are begotten in drunkenness, saturated in drink before they draw their first breath, born to the smell and taste of it, and brought up in the midst of it.
• This evil is a new one in America, begotten of greed for money.
• The New World has begotten the writers of its own story.
• O beautiful, blind stones, inarticulate and dumb! In the deep gloom of their hearts there is a gleam Of the primeval sun which looked upon them When they were begotten.
• The one knight answered and said, We fight for a simple matter, for we two be two brethren born and begotten of one man and of one woman.
• He was the Son of God in a sense that nobody else was, a begotten Son, and the only Son who had been begotten.
• Hence is begotten a feeling which is a mixture of confidence, pity, regret, and gratitude.
• And wilt thou not bear it? Thy father then ought to have begotten thee on stipulated terms, or else under the dominion of other Gods, unless thou wilt be content with these laws.
• Even the sons of the Gods by stealth begotten perish in death.
• These new-born green things hidden far down in the swamp, begotten in want and mystery, were to her a living wonderful fairy tale come true.

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