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Meanings of foetus in English
Usage of foetus in English
1
However, not all cases of foetus in fetu are detected before birth.
2
By the end of the eighth month the foetus has thickened out.
3
Begin refused to let them do a gene match on the foetus.
4
FOETAL.-Ofor belonging to the foetus, or embryo in course of development.
5
At first, he thought the lump was excess fluid surrounding a foetus.
6
Such a foetus has little or no chance of surviving after birth.
7
On leaving the womb, the foetus passes into the vagina and vulva.
8
In a developing foetus, it can cause difficulties with mobility and learning.
9
A little older, and it becomes evidently possessed of vitality- aquickenedfoetus.
10
It was made from the hide of a nearly full-term deer foetus.
11
The foetus is surrounded by a protective amniotic sac filled with fluid.
12
She lay curled up like a foetus and couldn't eat or drink.
13
No allowance is made for women carrying babies with fatal foetus abnormalities.
14
It is impossible to see a one-to-three-week-old foetus with the naked eye.
15
Natural size, opened; the small foetus in the right half, above.
16
A second scan picked up the second foetus which was four weeks younger.
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Foetus across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare