1. causing or giving rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition)
Usage: present participle of ‘engender’

Examples

• The new policy is engendering confusion among employees.
• His harsh criticism was engendering resentment in the team.
• The teacher’s enthusiasm is engendering a love of learning in her students.
• The economic crisis is engendering widespread anxiety.
• The company’s transparency is engendering trust with customers.
• Poor communication is engendering conflict between departments.