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Engender

usgb/ɪnˈdʒendər/Volume
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Consequence TriggerPlay
Use 'engender' to emphasize that a specific action will trigger a consequence or reaction. SlideNeglecting one's health can engender severe medical conditions.
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Emotional ResponsePlay
'Engender' often describes the creation of emotions or feelings within a group of people. SlideThe politician's speech engendered hope among the voters.
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Neutral TonePlay
The word 'engender' carries a neutral tone and is used in formal or neutral settings. SlideThe new policy may engender a shift in consumer behavior.