begotten

/bɪˈɡɑtən/
adjective
  1. Brought into existence, especially by a parent; often used in religious or formal contexts to describe a child or offspring.
    • The ancient text spoke of a begotten heir to the throne.
    • The myth describes a begotten god who walked among humans.
    • In many traditions, the firstborn is considered the only begotten son.
verb
  1. Past participle of 'beget'; to have caused something to exist or to have fathered a child.
    • The king had begotten three daughters before his death.
    • The policy has begotten a series of unintended consequences.
    • Their collaboration has begotten a new style of music.
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