Engenders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGENDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENGENDER, to bring into existence
• cause or give rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition)
• (of a father) beget (offspring).

Words related to ENGENDERS

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How to use ENGENDERS in a sentence

• As I have said, nothing but slavery, and the perverse habits that it engenders, could have succeeded in some sort in breaking down this barrier.
• The prolific sun, and the sudden and rank plenty which his heat engenders, make subsistence easy.
• Necessity also engenders belief, which sways both bodies and minds.
• But to one of my temperament, secret scandal and the gossip it engenders is only less painful than open notoriety.
• It is no doubt a true picture of the feelings and principles which slavery engenders in the breast of the master.
• For this good reason, Socrates, the sight of him inspires gladness, whilst his phantom brings not joy so much as it engenders longing.
• But these are idle words, born of the spleen which such a thought engenders.
• This suspicion, whether just or unjust, engenders a multitude of domestic troubles, and here is the biggest of all.
• This profound sentiment engenders, for certain Carolines, petty troubles which, unfortunately for this book, have their dismal side.
• This is the case here, and the water, being stagnant, engenders disease.
• Immersed in these beliefs, he does not see dirt collecting in the streets and killing little children with the diseases it engenders.
• Studying the history of our country creates patriotism and engenders loyalty.
• Unhealthy working and living engenders unhealthy appetites and desires.
• Vansittart, and the entire absence of that familiarity commonly seen between affectionate husbands and wives, which almost invariably engenders subsequent contempt.
• Too often such facility engenders laziness, but in his case we know what an enormous amount of work he accomplished.
• Created things are but the splendor of the immutable ideas which the Father engenders, and which He loves unceasingly.
• Prosperity, among many other evils, engenders religious apathy, and luxurious selfishness.
• Schism does infinitely more harm by the enmity it engenders, than it does good by the zeal it kindles.
• A blind denial of a nationality engenders an equally blind affirmation of it.
• In Hesiod, the Earth, by its union with Tartarus, engenders Typhon, Chief of the Powers or Genii of Darkness.
• But it unites itself with the Ether or Ouranos, when it engenders the Gods of Olympus, or the Stars, children of Starry Ouranos.
• Earth, by its union with Ouranos, engenders Gods, the power of light, 660-u.
• Earth, by its union with Tartarus, engenders Typhon, the power of darkness, 659-l.
• Do not allow those acrimonious feelings which unfortunately in this country difference of sect engenders, to have anything to with your verdict.
• A sense of their relation to the processes and their ability to control them engenders courage.
• For Venus engenders mischief rather among clever women, but a woman who is not endowed with capacity, by reason of her small understanding, is removed from folly.
• With recklessness which repeated loss engenders I proposed we scatter the remaining coin in the street, but Skenedonk prudently said we would divide and conceal it in our clothes.
• I allude to the agitation and sectional hatred, which it engenders.

Similar words containing GENDER without suffix s and without prefix en

gender8 genders9 agender9 degender11 engender10 gendered11 degenders12 gendering12 genderise11 genderize20 cisgender13 misgender13 degendered14 engendered13 engenderer12 genderised13 genderises12 genderized22 genderizes21 genderless12 ungendered13 misgenders14 degendering15 engenderers13 engendering14 genderising14 genderizing23 transgender13 degenderize23 cisgendered16 genderqueer22 misgendered16 engenderment16 transgenders14 degenderized25 degenderizes24 genderqueers23 misgendering17 engenderments17 transgendered16 degenderizing26 genderlessness16 transgenderism18 transgenderisms19

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