The Collaborative International Dictionary
inseminated \inseminated\ adj. same as fertilized, 1.
Syn: fertilized, impregnated.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: inseminate)
WordNet
adj. made pregnant [syn: fertilized, fertilised, impregnated]
Usage examples of "inseminated".
Helva herself had been the naturally inseminated child of her parents.
Six more bitches and the other two female cats would be in heat soon and would shortly be inseminated or receive embryos.
Grandpa used cryogenically stored sperm to have my ovum inseminated in vitro ten years after my father died.
They hadn't considered that Tinker was anything but a naturally inseminated child.
Which means that Jesus was his own father and Mary was inseminated by her own, as yet unborn, son.
All the animals were female, so that they could be inseminated from the stock of frozen sperm that had accompanied them across three hundred light-years from Earth.
Certainly the sheep would be mature enough to be inseminated in a few more months.
Ransome is to be believed—and I have never had any reason to doubt her—eventually about 30% of the inseminated Zeta girls produced live offspring.
You think somehow Mom got inseminated by the devil, but it is what it is.