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To produce children or offspring

To produce or deposit (eggs) in water

To produce or generate, especially a large number of

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place

One's descendants or offspring

The numerous eggs of an aquatic organism

The result or consequence of an action or endeavor

Something that is visually identical to something else

Young humans being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority

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Verb

To produce children or offspring

“As cuddly as a pinecone on fire, she went on to spawn a litter of equally awful kittens.”

Verb

To produce or deposit (eggs) in water

“Gravel and rock were added to make the lake an ideal place for the fish to spawn.”

Verb

To produce or generate, especially a large number of

be conducive to

be the cause of

bring into being

bring into the world

be at the bottom of

start the ball rolling

get things rolling

cause to happen

be brought to bed of

be delivered of

have as a result

have as a consequence

be instrumental in

sow the seeds of

be the inventor of

be the father of

be the mother of

open the door for

be responsible for

have the effect of

be partly responsible for

oil the wheels of

be the inspiration for

bring into existence

cobble together

follow through with

bring to fruition

put into effect

put into action

put into practice

follow through on

put into operation

go through with

bring to completion

take care of business

get the job done

bring into play

fulfil one's task

carry to completion

deliver the goods

acquit oneself of

be to blame for

act in accordance with

make it through

make short work of

make the most of

put the finishing touches to

put the final touches to

meet requirements

satisfy requirements

be the origin of

get something done

gain fulfillment

fulfill your potential

bring home the bacon

provide the means for

reach the summit of

put finishing touch on

bring to perfection

score a success

bring into effect

have an effect on

bring it to pass

give rise to it

bring it to fruition

run with the ball

get out of the way

keep faith with

fulfill one's potential

earn one's wings

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

come into possession of

give free rein to

make something appear

produce as if by magic

fix in position

avail oneself of

avail yourself of

reach an agreement

come to terms on

devote oneself to

occupy oneself with

set the seal on

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“The decline of the Merinids in the 14th century set in motion a process of fragmentation which was to spawn a host of small dynasties and enclaves.”

Verb

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place

become apparent

become established

come into being

come into existence

be set in motion

be brought into existence

be brought to pass

be brought about

be brought into being

have one's foundations

arrive on the scene

come to the fore

enter the picture

come on the scene

enter into the picture

make an appearance

first see the light of day

have its origin

be brought about by

be a consequence of

come into sight

become manifest

be consequent on

have its origin in

manifest itself

be the result of

be derived from

happen suddenly

be brought on by

have one's origin

appear suddenly

appear unexpectedly

fall into place

take on character

become a reality

be traceable to

have as a source

have its origins in

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Noun

One's descendants or offspring

sons and daughters

fruit of one's loins

flesh and blood

sons or daughters

generations to come

later generations

next generation

nearest and dearest

chip off the old block

juvenile delinquent

newly born child

well behaved child

beautiful infant

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“The King had one more child, a daughter named Rosebush who is claimed to have been the spawn of the King and a Dryad.”

Noun

The numerous eggs of an aquatic organism

“The sea was thick and opaque as if it were muddy, and all agreed that this must be caused by the spawn of the fish.”

Noun

The result or consequence of an action or endeavor

matter of course

knock-on effect

finished product

trickle-down effect

materialisation^UK

materialization^US

delayed response

final reckoning

day of reckoning

moment of truth

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“The eponymous doctor has become a primitive god to a tribe made up of the freakish creations of his unhinged imagination, the monstrous spawn of his efforts to turn wild animals into men.”

Noun

Something that is visually identical to something else

chip off the old block

virtual reality

look-alike computer

perfect likeness

exemplification

personification

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Noun

Young humans being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority

whippersnappers

younger generation

next generation

rising generation

juvenile delinquents

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