womb
- noun
- /wuːm/
- What is it that happens in your body when you're in the womb of your mother?
- a mother's womb
- grow in the womb
- a woman's womb
Macduff was from his mother's womb, untimely ripped.
- Macduff was from his mother's womb, untimely ripped.
- So that's the world's first artificial womb for humans.
- And blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
- The microbiome, basically the the, the womb is not totally sterile.
- That's crazy because wombs are so complicated.
- My grandson, my oldest grandson, he came out of the womb addicted to the iPhone.
- It's not like I popped out of the womb that way.
- And so her daughter was starved in the womb right?
- What is it that happens in your body when you're in the womb of your mother?
- They're fresh out of the womb and then all of a sudden they get imprinted on.
- The mother carrying the infant in the womb.
- There's evictionism, which means taking the fetus out of the mother's womb and also killing the fetus.
- So the pelvic floor is the muscle that surrounds your pelvis, your womb and your bladder.
- And so it's the idea and the potential practice of a womb going from a woman into a man.
- I don't think like Josh came out of the womb for you.
- You feel me get a little into that womb and I fuck.
Examples
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And blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
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A baby grows in the womb, which is in the uterus.
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What starts in the womb does not end in the womb.
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You cannot be born, pop out of the womb and just make it on your own.
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Then he touched her womb and he did exactly the same thing.
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Our mother's womb gave us life after darkness.
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He said before I formed you in the womb, I knew you.
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Early experiences while in the womb can influence neural development, and future neural activity is influenced by environmental experiences.
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A baby grows in the womb, which is in the uterus.
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Doctors monitor the development of the fetus in the womb throughout the pregnancy.
Synonyms
A hollow muscular body part in the lower belly where a baby grows during pregnancy
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Etymology
Womb comes from an old German word wamb that meant 'belly' or 'stomach'. Think of it as the mother's inner belly where the baby grows, which is why womb today means the place in a mother's body where a baby develops before birth.