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Meanings of newborn in English

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neonato

A baby from birth to four weeks.

        neonato

        Having just or recently arisen or come into existence.

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              Examples for "new-sprung"
              1
              My new-sprung joy was short-lived, and fast fleeted away.
              The War Trail: The Hunt of the Wild Horse
              2
              The night had grown sensibly colder, and noisy with the rushing sweep of a new-sprung wind.
              The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
              3
              Deep concern filled Edith's heart at perceiving how the girl had committed her happiness to the issue of this new-sprung attachment.
              Life's Little Ironies / A set of tales with some colloquial sket...

              Newborn.

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                      1
                      Main outcomes and measures: The primary outcome was newborn SARS-CoV-2 testing results.
                      Pubmed
                      2
                      Surveillance was initiated to test malformed newborn animals in the affected region.
                      Pubmed
                      3
                      She said she was not given a chance to rescue her newborn.
                      Reuters
                      4
                      I needed to bolster her newborn sense of safety, not wreck it.
                      Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
                      5
                      A 36-page state report details the final hours of the newborn's life.
                      Reuters
                      6
                      Health care professionals supported implementation of an expanded newborn screening for IEM.
                      Pubmed
                      7
                      Authorities suspect that the victim was a very young, newborn baby boy.
                      The South African
                      8
                      It takes eight to ten hours per day to breastfeed a newborn.
                      Feminist dot com
                      9
                      Local companies and two hospitals are sharing burial costs for the newborn.
                      Reuters
                      10
                      On another occasion, she said, she heard a newborn make a sound.
                      Reuters
                      11
                      Universal newborn screening programs have been implemented in the UK and Germany.
                      Reuters
                      12
                      The changes would mean farmers could bludgeon newborn calves only in emergencies.
                      Radio NZ
                      13
                      Consequently, newborn behaviors may serve both biological and social-cognitive purposes during development.
                      Pubmed
                      14
                      Their mothers, and aunts, and brothers help them, especially with a newborn.
                      The Land of Painted Caves
                      15
                      The newborn female had dysmorphic facial features, including loss of mandibular angle.
                      Pubmed
                      16
                      Infants in the depression group had low arousal throughout the newborn period.
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                      Newborn through the time
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