Begets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGETS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEGET, to cause to exist
• (especially of a man) bring (a child) into existence by the process of reproduction
• cause; bring about

Words related to BEGETS

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Words that contain BEGETS

unbegets11

How to use BEGETS in a sentence

• Winter breeds sloth, and sloth begets gambling, and gambling, drink.
• Isolation thus begets enmity and mistrust, as in other cases.
• Against such extravagances, and against the loose sentimental tone of mind which begets them, hardly anything would be a better safeguard than the habitual study of nature.
• The commonest and, for all the study which it entails, the easiest, is that summed up in the phrase, literature begets literature.
• Above all, Job learns to know God, not through the testimony of others, but by direct personal experience, and this knowledge begets humility and trust.
• Prayer begets an awakened desire to be and do good.
• That love begets heat, and wisdom light, is manifest from actual experience.
• It also begets and constantly increases true faith.
• Confidence thus bestowed often begets the same in others, and you are thankful for the ocean voyage.
• Nor did any man ever flee from the Law and run to Christ for shelter but for these unendurable terrors which the Law begets.
• The moderate and sure income of husbandry begets permanent improvement, quiet life, and orderly conduct, both public and private.
• Vice, driven from the presence of virtue, with no hope of reformation or of restoration to society, begets vice, and becomes daily more and more loathsome.
• The soul, an active essence, begets the corporeal or the world of phenomena.
• Love begets love, and believing that they were so dear to him, he was soon very dear to them.
• Sect begets sect in the world of theology, much as cell begets cell in the economy of life.
• Still, to some extent, the very experience of the rich begets a fellow-feeling with the rich, and so of the poor.
• Secondly, it begets a sense and sorrow, in such as believe in it, for this fearful lapse.
• Hercules begets with the Dragon the three ancestors of Scythia, 498-m.
• Constant repetition begets mechanism, and that is a terrible enemy to contend against.
• So the Worms Treaty begets an opposition treaty, chief parties Prussia, France, and Kaiser Karl Albert of Bavaria, signed at Frankfurt-on-Maine, May 1744.
• This Love, or what a devil it is I know not, begets more mischief than a Wake.
• A total absence of self-respect begets these hateful physical results, and in proportion as moral influences are remote, physical evils will abound.
• Two suburbs reach out to right and left, the less excellent, even, of which begets envy in envious cities.
• The sequence of its endless corridors and innumerable chambers, each associated with event or tradition, begets awe.
• The longer stay in school actually begets an increase of failures.
• I excited in a soul peculiarly alive to religious fervor that enthusiasm which imagination begets on faith.
• And this habit of caution about the use of words in the affairs of their own society naturally begets a caution concerning it also in their intercourse with the world.

Similar words containing BEGET without suffix s

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