forced-birther

9.9

A person who tries to stop others from getting abortions

noun
/fɔrstˈbɜrðər/

Slur

: [término despectivo para quien se opone al aborto y busca impedir el acceso al aborto]

She was labeled a forced-birther by her opponents after expressing her views on abortion.

Examples

Many activists objected to being called a forced-birther during the heated discussion.
The term forced-birther is often used in political debates about reproductive rights.
Many forced-birthers actively campaign against women's rights.
A forced-birther often ignores the complexities of pregnancy.
During the debate, he was called a forced-birther for opposing abortion rights.
The label forced-birther is frequently used to describe people who advocate against access to abortion services.
As a forced-birther, she strongly opposes any form of abortion, believing in a pro-life stance.

Synonyms

anti-choicer

vsforced-birther

Slang

1 8.9

A person who is against abortion rights

is a derogatory term aimed at people who restrict abortion access

anti-abortion

vsforced-birther

5.3

A person who opposes abortion and joins protests or campaigns

is a derogatory label for someone who tries to block abortion access

pro-lifer

vsforced-birther

6.9

A person who opposes legal abortion and wants laws to protect unborn babies

is used as an insult for those who try to stop abortion care

Surface Forms

forced-birther singular

forced-birthers plural

Morphology

forced-birther = forced + birth (semi-transparent) = force + birth + ed + er

The form 'forced' + 'birth' + agentive '-er' is compositionally clear, but the political and derogatory sense is a recent coinage and requires cultural knowledge.

Etymology

Forced-birther joins forced ('made to') and birth ('being born'), so it suggests someone who would make others give birth. It is an insulting word for people who oppose abortion and try to stop others from getting abortion services.