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unborn
[ uhn-bawrn ]
adjective
- not yet born; yet to come; future:
unborn generations.
- not yet delivered; still existing in the mother's womb:
an unborn baby.
- existing without birth or beginning.
unborn
/ ʌˈɔː /
adjective
- not yet born or brought to birth
- still to come in the future
the unborn world
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
The five hour operation involved lifting Lucy's womb - still containing her unborn child - out of her abdomen.
Shortly after becoming Pope in 2013, he took part in an anti-abortion march in Rome - calling for rights of the unborn "from the moment of conception".
During a police interview, Ms Welby said Clifton Brown had told her she would never see her unborn grandchildren and she believed she was going to be thrown into the well.
Her unborn child survived the attack that killed her.
Overall, the testing identified 79 pesticides tied to cancer, liver failure, thyroid disease and genetic and neurologic harm to users and unborn children.
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