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How do you use the word begoted in a sentence?

The word "begoted" is actually "begot", meaning "to father or give rise to".

Here are some examples:

* "The king begot many children, but only one heir to the throne."

* "This idea was begot by years of research and experimentation."

* "The seeds of doubt were begot by his own insecurities."

If you're looking for a word that describes someone who is blindly and unreasonably devoted to a particular belief or way of life, then you might be thinking of "bigoted".

Here's an example:

* "The bigoted man refused to speak to anyone who didn't share his religious beliefs."

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