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engender

[en-jen-der] / ɛnˈdʒɛn dər /


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“I think that also engenders great trust in the process if it’s done in a respectful and appropriate way,” she said.

From Washington Times

The researchers found that moral violations, such as gender discrimination, engendered harsher judgments toward ingroup members than non-moral violations, such as tardiness.

From Science Daily

This should not be hard to do, but in a conflict with roots as deep and fraught as this one, even simply empathizing with the pain of other human beings engenders accusations of bias.

From Seattle Times

Grammer is a lifelong Republican, but regardless of one’s politics, everyone laughed with and at his fussy therapist, and the empathy he engendered was nearly ubiquitous.

From Salon

There’s a need to explain complex legal maneuvers, and “the better job you do of it, you’re going to engender loyalty from your viewers,” he said.

From Seattle Times