1. to cause or bring about (a feeling, situation, or condition)
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘engender’

Examples

• The new policy engendered widespread confusion among employees.
• His harsh criticism engendered feelings of resentment.
• The scandal engendered a loss of public trust.
• The teacher’s enthusiasm engendered excitement about learning.
• The economic crisis engendered fear and uncertainty.
• Her kindness engendered loyalty among her friends.