verb
definition
To father; to sire; to produce (a child).
definition
To cause; to produce.
definition
To bring forth.
definition
To happen to; befall.
Examples of beget in a Sentence
The fact is that exercise will beget more exercise.
Friends beget friends, and so on and so on…. just ask Tila Tequila.
Conception on the other hand is the simple apprehension of an idea, particular or universal, but without belief that anything is or is not, and therefore is unfitted to beget judgment.
An incident occurred in June 1906 which illustrated the danger which might arise if anything happened to beget the idea that the protecting power had weakened its hold.
Do not sup o ' nights; ' twill beget you an admirable wit.
The truth is that the habit of thinking exclusively from the standpoint of the theory of knowledge tends to beget an undue subjectivity of temper.
Some observers lay the blame at th door of Buddhism, a creed which promotes pessimism by beget ting the anchorite, the ascetic and the shuddering believer ii seven hells.
It is his sacred duty and his private interest to beget children and to train them to take his place.
I; hence its present form is earlier than 166 B.C. It represents a primitive and very sensuous view of the eternal Messianic kingdom on earth, seeing that the righteous beget woo children before they die.