adumbrate give hint or indication of something disclose partially or guardedly

overshadow shade
Her constant complaining about the job would adumbrate her intent to leave
pabulum
something that nourishes an animal or vegetable organism
He allowed himself to be steered into safe song choices and pabulum movies
engender to produce cause or give rise to Hatred engenders violence
But very little in the popular literature is meant to engender empathy
What's more science fiction may engender unrealistic expectations
intransigent refusing to agree or compromise uncompromising inflexible
Two years later, as opposition to his intransigent style grew within his own pa
rty the president suffered a stroke and resigned