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3.7 Birth-Death
beget, inborn, nurture, pamper
beget = bring forth = engender = procreate = father = mother = sire = spawn
• (beget)- to procreate or generate (offspring), ( ); Therefore, no
one has the right to beget or to bear children except in marital life. — Moral
Principles and Medical Practice The Basis of Medical Jurisprudence;
• (engender)- to produce, cause, or give rise to, (
); The sense of injustice they engender is a threat to economic and
political security;
• (procreate)- to beget or generate (offspring), ( , ); If
the desire to procreate is the most fundamental known to mankind, then
there are few more powerful calls to action for an adult than child-in-danger.
— The Bear and the Dragon;
• (father)- to be the creator, founder, or author of; originate, (
); The author got his nerve back, fathered the book,
made corrections; and this edition, too, sold with a rush. — Little Journeys to
the Homes of the Great;
• (mother)- to be the mother of; give origin or rise to, (
, ); She hugged me as though I were still the waif
whom she had mothered, and wept over the little presents which I had
brought the children. — The Crossing;
• (sire)- the male parent of a quadruped, ( ); His sire was a
Manilla blood-hound, which accounted for the extreme ferocity of the son. —
The Rifle and The Hound in Ceylon;
• (spawn)- lay eggs, ( ;
); When fully grown they come back to spawn in the same river in
which they were hatched;
germinal > germinate = pullulate = burgeon = sprout = spud : gestate
• (germinal)- being in the earliest stage of development; Such an idea is
germinal, I am certain that it will influence thinkers and philosophers for
many generations;
• of or pertaining to a germ or germs;
• (germinate)- to begin to grow or develop, ( ); On the