beget

/bɪˈɡɛt/
verb
  1. To cause something to happen or exist; to bring about.
    • Violence often begets more violence.
    • A single mistake can beget a chain of problems.
    • Hard work and dedication beget success.
  2. To become the father of a child; to procreate (used especially in older or formal contexts).
    • In the story, the hero begat a child who would later save the kingdom.
    • According to the ancient text, the king begat three sons.
    • The genealogy records that he begat his first son at age thirty.
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