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abortion in Latin

abortion in Latin is abortus, abagmentum, abortio — abortion means the deliberate ending of a pregnancy before the foetus can survive on its own.

abortion in Latin

abortus
noun
An induced abortion.
abagmentum
noun
An induced abortion.
abortus
noun
abortio
noun

What does "abortion" mean?

  1. noun The deliberate ending of a pregnancy before the foetus can survive on its own.
    "She travelled to another city to have an abortion."
  2. noun A pregnancy that ends naturally and too early to produce a surviving baby; a miscarriage.
    "The vet suspected the mare had suffered a spontaneous abortion."
  3. noun The failure or collapse of a plan, project, or process partway through.
    "Budget cuts led to the abortion of the entire research programme."
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abortion in a sentence

  • She travelled to another city to have an abortion.
  • The clinic offers counselling before and after an abortion.
  • The vet suspected the mare had suffered a spontaneous abortion.
  • Budget cuts led to the abortion of the entire research programme.

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What is "abortion" in Latin?

"abortion" in Latin is abortus, abagmentum, abortio. abortion means: The deliberate ending of a pregnancy before the foetus can survive on its own.

How do you use "abortion" in a sentence?

Example: "She travelled to another city to have an abortion." In Latin, "abortion" is abortus, abagmentum, abortio.

Are there other ways to say "abortion" in Latin?

Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "abortion": abortus, abagmentum, abortio.

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