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give birth

vb. 1 (context intransitive of viviparous animals English) To release live offspring from the body into the environment 2 (context intransitive with ''to'' of viviparous animals English) To become the female parent of. 3 (context intransitive figuratively usually with ''to'' English) To become the source of.

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give birth
  1. v. give birth (to a newborn); "My wife had twins yesterday!" [syn: deliver, bear, birth, have]

  2. create or produce an idea; "Marx and Engels gave birth to communism"

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Give birth

Usage examples of "give birth".

Treecats who adopted humans almost never mated and produced offspring, and in those very rare cases in which they did, mothers invariably returned to their own or their mates' native clans to give birth and then fostered their children with other females of the clan.

But the mountains it did give birth to occasionally reared skyward to great altitudes, by grace of that same low gravity.

There she would give birth to four children, my cousins, and remain for the next eight years.

She was struggling to give birth, her nightgown pulled to her hips over the mound of her belly, her legs raised and bent so that her feet pushed against the mattress every time she was convulsed with a contraction.

She did so in order to give birth to me, so that I would be a bridge between his people and hers.