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n. An offspring that is developing in the uterus.
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Unborn child may refer to:
- A human in any stage of prenatal development from fertilization to birth
- Unborn Child, an album by Seals and Crofts
- Unborn Child, a track on the album Acoustic - Lullabies Limited Edition by Lucien Nocelli
Unborn Child is the sixth studio album by American pop/ folk duo Seals and Crofts. It included two low-charting singles, the title track (which reached #66) and "The King of Nothing", which reached #60. The album's title track was deemed controversial at the time because of its pro-life stance. As a result, pro-choice advocates boycotted the album and the duo's concerts.
Usage examples of "unborn child".
Cortina Woolets in her religious revival backed by the Mafia, even though the father of the unborn child was a Vietnamese refugee.
A smaller light added its bit to the glory and she realized, with a wave of joy, that she saw the life of her unborn child.
And in addition to its protecting you and your unborn child during the accident, you are both continuing to live because one of your hearts was also donated by your life-mate.
We owe it to her, to my family, and to her unborn child to take her with us and give her every possible chance.
I was quite certain that Teresa's unborn child was the key factor in my spectral hassler's schemes.
The repair facilities of the unborn child, as mentioned elsewhere, are far above anything ever before discovered.
He had never thought of it, that in a family of telepaths, an unborn child would certainly be a presence.
I might have lost my wife of less than a year and my unborn child.
They preferred to align with the unborn child of Verity, a coastal Prince, and predictably did all they could to retain and consolidate power in the coastal bloodlines.
Jessica felt herself torn between duty to her unborn child and duty to Paul.
Should he place her unborn child at risk by taking her from the city?
Lin of the People's Republic of China and his solicitude for the welfare of his unborn child or children.