English to Latin Meaning of infertility

Infertility :

noun

Infertility :: infecunditatem

← Infertile

infest →

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Definitions of infertility in English

Adjective(1) incapable of reproducing

Examples of infertility in English

(1) After much soul searching and having determined the husband was infertile , the childless couple decided to try artificial insemination.(2) There are also considerable advantages for the developing world where infertile land could become productive with the potential to improve millions of lives.(3) However, many people find it difficult to sustain their families on small plots of infertile land.(4) On the other hand, the notion that only infertile soils can make good wines is undoubtedly mistaken.(5) These were farms so small or with such infertile land as to be unable to support a family at a minimum standard of living.(6) In recommending a ban on sex selection, the UK authority that regulates reproductive technology reveals its deep distrust of infertile couples.(7) But the worst consequence may be the denial of life itself to children who are desperately wanted by infertile couples.(8) For example, if the couple is infertile on either part, the determination would involve some sort of mandatory test of fertility.(9) This has caused a tremendous increase in the rate of soil erosion which then led to the soft, dusty and infertile land that you see now.(10) Marginal and fragile lands cleared for export crop production rapidly become infertile and erosion prone.(11) The story concerns a group of young, infertile American mothers who travel down to Mexico to adopt babies.(12) On the other hand, clinical cytogenetic studies of malformed and infertile dogs have been rather poorly developed.(13) Leaders in the states say the vaccine is laced with chemicals capable of rendering young girls infertile .(14) ├ö├ç├┐Twice we tried to mate her,├ö├ç├û says Pyarejan, who fears his elephant is infertile .(15) These practitioners are to be sought out, as treating an infertile couple demands not just general practice but also specialty skill.(16) As he scanned the dry, nearly infertile land, he felt a sense of humiliation.

(1) infertile ::

fecunditate careant,

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