spawn (noun)

1. The spawning of salmon in the Pacific Northwest was a vital source of food for Native American tribes for centuries.

2. Why did the fish refuse to spawn? Because it didn't want to be tangled up in all that parenting drama!

3. In the science fiction novel, alien creatures with the ability to spawn offspring in vast quantities threaten to overrun planet Earth.

4. In the magical world of the fantasy novel, mermaids are known to spawn pearls instead of traditional eggs.

1. In the classic novel, the protagonist's actions spawn a series of unfortunate events.

2. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 spawned World War I.

3. The success of the first movie in the franchise spawned several sequels.

4. In the magical realm, the dragon's death would spawn a wave of chaos and unrest.

1. The mad scientist used his invention to spawn an army of robot minions.

2. Their love and passion spawned a beautiful and everlasting relationship.

3. The ancient cursed artifact can spawn terrifying nightmares for those who dare touch it.

4. With a single gesture, the protagonist can spawn powerful energy blasts to defeat their enemies.