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Examples for "stillborn"
Examples for "stillborn"
1Birth was induced on June 9th and the baby boy was stillborn.
2But it's just the same when that child is stillborn, she says.
3Mr Quince and his wife, Eleanor, had a baby who was stillborn.
4Every one has been stillborn, or a monstrous thing that couldn't live.
5The risk of these babies being stillborn was nearly seven times greater.
1I had a son deadborn, which I perceived abated something of the king's ardor; for his temper could not brook the least disappointment.
2I hope I am not considered a member of this organization as it is a failure, and I hate to participate in deadborn adventures.
3The "Elegy for a Deadborn Child" here is such a poem.
1The still-born constitution was Mr. Busby's proposed means of checkmating a rival.
2Miss Goodwin nodded and gave me the still-born affirmative of politeness.
3Those sprightly sallies became rarer; epigrams died, still-born, on his lips.
4The woman had given birth to three still-born children, and always menstruated easily.
5When death means life there is no death, but the towns were still-born.
6Walsh, they say, will kill it, unless it should chance to be still-born.
7I wanted to wear my six-months' mourning for our still-born love.
8The still-born child is wrapped in a mat and placed in a hollow tree.
9That child, a boy, came in December; but was still-born.
10Sir, it fell what they call still-born from the press.
11Bob Pillin had of late been harassed by the still-born beginning of a poem:
12Fred Starratt had a sense that it had died still-born.
13At the bottom of her heart was the hope that the child would be still-born.
14This was recorded in Germany in the last century, but all the calves were still-born.
15Here was the library, lined ceiling-high with books that had fallen still-born from the press.
16Should she eat fruit that has fallen to the ground, the child will be still-born.