contraceptive in Latin
contraceptive in Latin is atocium — contraceptive means a device, drug, or method used to prevent pregnancy.
contraceptive in Latin
atocium
A mechanism or means by which conception as a result of sexual intercourse can be prevented or made less likely.
What does "contraceptive" mean?
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noun A device, drug, or method used to prevent pregnancy.
"She started taking a contraceptive pill after speaking to her doctor."
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adjective Designed to prevent pregnancy.
"Condoms are a widely available contraceptive method."
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contraceptive in a sentence
- She started taking a contraceptive pill after speaking to her doctor.
- Condoms are a widely available contraceptive method.
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What is "contraceptive" in Latin?
"contraceptive" in Latin is atocium. contraceptive means: A device, drug, or method used to prevent pregnancy.
How do you use "contraceptive" in a sentence?
Example: "She started taking a contraceptive pill after speaking to her doctor." In Latin, "contraceptive" is atocium.
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