What is another word for childbearing?
327 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ t͡ʃˈa͡ɪldbe͡əɹɪŋ], [ tʃˈaɪldbeəɹɪŋ], [ tʃ_ˈaɪ_l_d_b_eə_ɹ_ɪ_ŋ]
Childbearing is a term used to describe the process of giving birth, but there are many other words that can be used to describe this experience. Some synonyms for childbearing include childbirth, delivery, parturition, labor, and nativity. Additionally, there are words that describe the stages leading up to childbirth such as pregnancy, gestation and maternity. Some other synonyms that are synonymous with the term childbearing include child-rearing, parenting, motherhood, fatherhood, and guardianship. Regardless of the word used, the experience of welcoming a new life into the world is always special and unforgettable for parents.
Synonyms for Childbearing:
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adj.
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n.
• delivery • labor Other synonyms:
- birthing ,
- lying-in ,
- parturition .
- female .
- labor .
- delivery .
Other relevant words:
- abdominal delivery ,
- abide ,
- accept ,
- acquit ,
- aim ,
- amnio ,
- antepartum ,
- armorial bearing ,
- assume ,
- attack ,
- begin ,
- behave ,
- behaviour ,
- birthrate ,
- blood line ,
- bloodline ,
- breeding ,
- bring on ,
- bringing ,
- british labour party ,
- brook ,
- bug out ,
- bulge ,
- bulge out ,
- caesarean delivery ,
- caesarean section ,
- caesarian ,
- caesarian delivery ,
- caesarian section ,
- carriage ,
- carry ,
- cause ,
- cede ,
- cesarean ,
- cesarean delivery ,
- cesarean section ,
- cesarian ,
- charge ,
- classy ,
- come ,
- come out ,
- commence ,
- commencement ,
- comport ,
- comportment ,
- compression ,
- condensation ,
- conduct ,
- congenital abnormality ,
- congenital anomaly ,
- congenital defect ,
- congenital disorder ,
- contain ,
- crosshatch ,
- declension ,
- declination ,
- decline ,
- declivity ,
- deliverance ,
- demeanor ,
- demeanour ,
- depart ,
- department ,
- department of labor ,
- deport ,
- deportment ,
- derivation ,
- deviation ,
- difference ,
- dig ,
- digest ,
- discussion section ,
- distaff ,
- divergence ,
- division ,
- dol ,
- downslope ,
- drive ,
- drive home ,
- drudge ,
- effort ,
- elbow grease ,
- embark on ,
- endure ,
- exertion ,
- exit ,
- expect ,
- expiration ,
- extradite ,
- facts of life ,
- fag ,
- fall ,
- female person ,
- fertility ,
- fertility rate ,
- filiation ,
- first ,
- fork out ,
- fork over ,
- fork up ,
- generation ,
- gestate ,
- gestation period ,
- get ,
- get down ,
- get going ,
- get in ,
- get-go ,
- give birth ,
- give up ,
- go ,
- go far ,
- going ,
- going away ,
- grind ,
- hachure ,
- hand over ,
- happy event ,
- hasten ,
- hatch ,
- have ,
- have a bun in the oven ,
- head start ,
- heading ,
- heraldic bearing ,
- hold ,
- inception ,
- incision ,
- induct ,
- initiate ,
- innate ,
- jump ,
- kickoff ,
- labor department ,
- labor movement ,
- labor pains ,
- lead off ,
- leaving ,
- legal transfer ,
- linage ,
- line ,
- line of descent ,
- livery ,
- loss ,
- make ,
- make it ,
- manner of speaking ,
- maternity ,
- mien ,
- moil ,
- muscle contraction ,
- muscular contraction ,
- nascence ,
- natal day ,
- natural ,
- ob ,
- obstetrical ,
- obstetrics ,
- offset ,
- oncoming ,
- onrush ,
- onslaught ,
- originate ,
- origination ,
- outset ,
- parentage ,
- part ,
- passing ,
- pay ,
- pedigree ,
- pitch ,
- plane section ,
- pop ,
- pop out ,
- postpartum ,
- posture ,
- prenatal ,
- presence ,
- present ,
- procreation ,
- profligate ,
- project ,
- proletariat ,
- protrude ,
- push ,
- put up ,
- rake ,
- redeem ,
- release ,
- render ,
- replica ,
- replication ,
- reproductive memory ,
- rescue ,
- restriction ,
- return ,
- rip ,
- root ,
- rootage ,
- roue ,
- rush ,
- save ,
- saving ,
- scratch ,
- scratch line ,
- segment ,
- set about ,
- set forth ,
- set off ,
- set out ,
- shipway ,
- showtime ,
- slipway ,
- source ,
- speech ,
- stand ,
- start out ,
- start up ,
- starting ,
- starting line ,
- starting signal ,
- starting time ,
- startle ,
- stemma ,
- stick out ,
- stimulate ,
- stock ,
- stomach ,
- subdivision ,
- suffer ,
- support ,
- surgical incision ,
- surrender ,
- sweat ,
- swish ,
- take off ,
- take over ,
- take up ,
- task ,
- tocology ,
- toil ,
- tolerate ,
- trade union movement ,
- tug ,
- turn in ,
- turn out ,
- undertaking ,
- vaginal birth ,
- virgin birth ,
- waters ,
- wear ,
- working class ,
- yield .
- Multiparity ,
- active birth ,
- alternative birth ,
- alternative birthing ,
- ancestry ,
- bearing ,
- beginning ,
- behavior ,
- birth throes ,
- birthday ,
- blessed event ,
- blood ,
- child-bearing ,
- childbed ,
- confinement ,
- deliver ,
- departure ,
- descent ,
- doings ,
- extraction ,
- genesis ,
- gestation ,
- giving birth ,
- hatching ,
- labour ,
- lineage ,
- motherhood ,
- nascency ,
- nativity ,
- natural childbirth ,
- onset ,
- origin ,
- parturiency ,
- pregnancy ,
- stork ,
- ways .
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How to use "Childbearing" in context?
Childbearing is one of the most important jobs a woman can do. It is the key to building a healthy future for herself and her children.
For most women, childbearing is a natural process. However, there are some precautions that women can take to improve the chances of fertility. Medical help may be necessary in cases of infertility.
Childbirth is often a traumatic experience. However, the benefits of childbirth far outweigh the risks. Childbearing gives women the opportunity to give birth to a healthy child. It also gives women a chance to bond with their children.
Paraphrases for Childbearing:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
bearing.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
bearing.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
birthing, contraception, delivery, gestation, motherhood, Carrying, Fora.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
birthing, Carrying, Educating, Cultivating.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
breeding, pregnancy, procreation.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
breeding.
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Noun, singular or mass
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