Engender (verb)

1. To cause or give rise to something, especially an emotion or feeling.
2. To produce or create something through a natural process.

Origin:

From the old english engendrian, from en- + gendrian meaning to beget, to produce.

Examples:

1. His comments engendered a lot of anger among the listeners.
2. The new policy engendered a lot of debate among the lawmakers.
3. His leadership engendered a sense of unity among the team.
4. The natural beauty of the forest engendered a sense of peace and tranquility.
5. The new law engendered a lot of confusion among the citizens.