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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an engendered" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "engendered" is typically used as a verb meaning to cause or give rise to something, and it does not fit with the indefinite article "an."
Example: "The policies engendered a sense of community among the residents."
Alternatives: "a generated" or "a produced".
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1. Introduction : human beings : an engendered species -- 2. Ordained by nature : biology constructs the sexes -- 3. Spanning the world : culture constructs gender difference -- 4. "So, that explains it" : psychoanalytic and developmental perspectives on gender -- 5. The social construction of gender relations -- 6.
First time I've ever seen a resignation letter written in the blood of an engendered species.
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It was a turnaround engendered by dedicated activists and a focused political strategy.
Growing up in a developing country engendered a desire to find innovative and relevant scientific solutions to development problems.
"A little boy," Rousselot said, with a tenderness engendered by the mental image of his offspring.
The time was pregnant with a new spirit that engendered a renaissance of human culture.
This engendered an interest to find a cosmological model of such a universe.
Each time his best work is installed, it undergoes a resurrection, engendering a new set of interactions.
Around this time Joyce was attacked by a dog, which engendered in him a lifelong cynophobia.
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