English to Latin Meaning of miscarriage - et abortivum

Miscarriage :
et abortivum

et abortivum, foetus abortivus, bastardis, defectum,, minus, cladem

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Definitions of miscarriage in English
Noun(1) failure of a plan(2) a natural loss of the products of conception
Examples of miscarriage in English
(1) Confusingly, healthcare professionals sometimes refer to miscarriage as spontaneous abortion.(2) Spontaneous miscarriage , premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus.(3) She had been starving herself for so long, and she induced a miscarriage on herself.(4) the miscarriage of the project(5) his wife had a miscarriage(6) some pregnancies result in miscarriage(7) Almost all women go on to have a healthy pregnancy after a miscarriage .(8) Have infertility, miscarriages , stillbirths or infant deaths taken place in the family?(9) Relatively new is the medical approach to spontaneous miscarriages .(10) One woman who deeply regretted the abortion had four early miscarriages then carried two pregnancies to term and is alive 18 years after the first completed pregnancy.(11) Smoking among women, especially during pregnancy can lead to miscarriages , premature birth, and low birth weight of infants.(12) However, most miscarriages occur when a pregnancy is not developing normally.(13) Researchers found that childhood cancer survivors, with the exception of those who were treated for central nervous system tumors, were not more likely to have miscarriages or stillbirths.(14) As yet the optimal management for women with spontaneous miscarriages is unclear.(15) As the waiting time for getting a legally induced abortion is short, we believe that the number of spontaneous miscarriages while waiting for an abortion is low.(16) Some investigators have found statistical associations between induced abortion and subsequent miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies.
Related Phrases of miscarriage
(1) miscarriage of justice ::
abortu iustitiae
Synonyms
Noun
1. stillbirth ::
stillbirth
2. failure ::
defectum,
3. abortion ::
abortum
Different Forms
miscarriage, miscarriages
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