engendered
Gave rise to
Engendered is the past tense of engender, meaning to cause or give rise to something.
The word carries a sense of bringing into existence, particularly abstract things like feelings, situations, or conditions: The scandal engendered widespread distrust, Her kindness engendered loyalty among her staff.
It suggests a causal relationship where one thing produces or generates another.
Cause or persuade
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
- provokeIncite a response
- catalyzeAccelerate a process
- triggerWhat initiates action
elicit · incite · stimulate · foster · cultivate · breed · beget · spawn
Founding moment
- birthComing into the world
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- germinationSeed's initial growth phase
- emergenceComing into existence
dawn · beginning · creation · foundation · origination · source · root · seed
Antagonistic disposition toward others
- tensionStretched or strained state
- discordLack of agreement
- animosityActive, bitter hostility
- frictionResistance between touching surfaces
strife · resentment · division · controversy · backlash · opposition · dissent · unrest
induce
Cause or persuade
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
- provokeIncite a response
- catalyzeAccelerate a process
trigger · elicit · incite · stimulate · foster · cultivate · breed · beget · spawn · produce
inception
Founding moment
- birthComing into the world
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- germinationSeed's initial growth phase
emergence · dawn · beginning · creation · foundation · origination · source · root · seed · wellspring
inspire
Stir to action
kindle · stir · provoke · excite · instill · imbue · infuse · cultivate · nurture · spark
hostility
Antagonistic disposition toward others
friction · strife · resentment · division · controversy · backlash · opposition · dissent · unrest · turmoil
engendereddestroyed
Made to cease existing
annihilated · extinguished · eliminated · eradicated · obliterated