Childbearing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHILDBEARING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process of conceiving, being pregnant with, and giving birth to children
• the process of giving birth to children
• The act of producing or bringing forth children; parturition.
• the parturition process in human beings; having a baby; the process of giving birth to a child
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or suitable for childbirth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to the process of conceiving, being pregnant with, and giving birth to children

Words related to CHILDBEARING

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Words that contain CHILDBEARING

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How to use CHILDBEARING in a sentence

• Nay, if ye fall a longing for green fruit, Child-bearing is not far off, I am sure.
• The manner, custome, housholding, childbearing, sporting and cleanlinesse of the women in Bantam.
• They may suffer much hardship, and great cruelties, without experiencing so great a derangement of the vital functions as to prevent child-bearing.
• Her ardent desire that her children should have a liberal education came to a climax on me, the last, born at the end of the period of child-bearing.
• Many women in many countries for ages have practised abortion in order not to spoil their bodies by child-bearing.
• About eighty of the seasoned women were within the age limits of childbearing.
• The childbearing records of the women past middle age ran higher than those of the younger ones to a surprising degree.
• All those who were included in this list were past the age of child-bearing at the time it was drawn up.
• No woman in the child-bearing period of life should be released from an Asylum, until this operation has been performed.
• One could see that she was a woman of great strength, notwithstanding evident traces of hard work and much child-bearing.
• The appeal to enter again into competitive child-bearing, for the benefit of the nation or the race, or any other abstraction, will fall on deaf ears.
• They are concerned merely with pregnancy, maternity, child-bearing, the problem of keeping the baby alive.
• The curse entailed on women in the article of child-bearing does not fall so heavy in this as in the northern countries.
• Their good looks faded, the burden of life and child-bearing was heavy upon them.
• They had lived hard and intolerent lives, accepting drudgery and perennial child-bearing as unquestioned mandates of destiny.
• The wife is getting past child-bearing, and there is little hope of a son.
• There are other thousands of children below par mentally and physically because of the fact that the mother was weak from too frequent child-bearing.
• Does not this show how little, unless by his impatient wishes, the father counts for in this matter? Chance, my dear, is the sovereign deity in child-bearing.
• The burden of child-bearing, which is the most important one there is, has to be borne by women alone.
• And thus have I shown how a child-bearing woman ought to govern herself each month during her pregnancy.
• Be that as it may there is an obvious and instantaneous assumption that the child-bearing which is predicted to her lies outside the normal and accustomed way of marriage.
• Mary in the days to come finding her child-bearing quite intelligible in comparison with the mystery that brooded over His nature.
• A long chapter of testimony on the effect of child-bearing in communities where the women had toiled long hours before marriage, or afterwards, was included.
• A canvass of forty women past the child-bearing age showed an average, to each, of five children, about 40 per cent of whom died in infancy.
• She was the mother of a very large family, and complained to me that, what with child-bearing and hard field labour, her back was almost broken in two.
• Returning from the hospital I was accosted by poor old Teresa, the wretched negress who had complained to me so grievously of her back being broken by hard work and child-bearing.
• One poor woman, named Molly, came to beg that I would, if possible, get an extension of their exemption from work after child-bearing.
• The period of child-bearing is not only not continuous through life, but it is not serious from the standpoint of the time lost.
• In vain then, my children, have I brought you up, in vain have I toiled, and been consumed with cares, suffering the strong agonies of child-bearing.
• At least, when a woman has passed the period of childbearing she could bring to the school incalculable gifts of balanced judgment and ripe understanding of life.
• In those cases where the woman continues to work after marriage, she chooses invariably a kind of occupation which is inconsistent with child-bearing.
• Chang Hsien is the patron of child-bearing women, and was worshipped under the Sung dynasty by women desirous of offspring.
• Entirely aside, however, from the industrial status of the home, unless we are to see a practical cessation of childbearing and rearing, homes must apparently continue to exist.
• They are said to believe that children interfere with their careers, that they can render greater service to the world in public work than in childbearing.

Similar words containing CHILDBEAR without suffix ing

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