artificial insemination
noun
a medical treatment in which a man’s sperm (=cells from his sex organs) are put into a woman’s womb (=the part of her body where a baby can grow) so that she can become pregnant
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a medical treatment in which a man’s sperm (=cells from his sex organs) are put into a woman’s womb (=the part of her body where a baby can grow) so that she can become pregnant
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the medical processes that doctors use to help couples who cannot have a baby naturally, including processes such as ivf
a British spelling of fertilize
verb
to provide the male cell that will join with a female cell produced by a woman, female animal, or plant and make a new person, animal, or plant
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the process of producing children or animals from parents who are close members of the same family
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in vitro fertilization: the medical process in which a woman’s egg is fertilized outside her body and then put back inside to grow into a baby
to make a woman pregnant
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reproduction in which male and female cells join together and combine their genetic information to form a new cell, called a zygote
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a place where sperm is frozen and stored so that it can be used later to make women pregnant
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adverb
to have a lot of children
to make a woman who is not married pregnant
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