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Meanings of womb in English
Usage of womb in English
1
These dark days were yet in the womb of the future, however.
2
He sees them gestating in the womb of their mother, the sea.
3
Remove this from the womb about the third to the ninth day.
4
The constipation is often due to the womb lying on the rectum.
5
Ganga held Guha, the generalissimo of the celestial forces, in her womb.
6
Embryos are placed directly into the womb by means of a catheter.
7
They all feared that the embryo in her womb might be destroyed.
8
There is a flow of blood from the cavity of the womb.
9
The home was as sensually comfortable as the human womb supposedly is.
10
A graveyard of trees, a womb of trees, a war of trees.
11
Why, it is my own daughter, the beloved issue of my womb.
12
But those who are sanctified in the womb, obtain this without Baptism.
13
The temperature o' womb fluid is a fairly constant one hundred degrees.
14
You had not yet been born; you were in your mother's womb.
15
Operations on the womb and breast, performed in time, are very successful.
16
You caught it so early that it's just a womb wash, really.
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Womb through the time
Womb across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common