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n. (surrogate mother English)
Usage examples of "surrogate mothers".
On her world, the invitro fertilized eggs of the executive class were routinely carried to term by surrogate mothers conscripted from the ranks of the white collars.
These babies were out there somewhere, implanted in surrogate mothers, and at some point they were going to give birth.
Of these candidates, only those she judged suitable would be implanted in the surrogate mothers who had agreed to carry the babies to term.
Most of us are genetic constructs carried by surrogate mothers, since this is a starter colony and we’.
A number of experiments have been conducted with monkeys who were raised not by their real mothers but by surrogate mothers in the form of wire dummies covered with terry cloth.
The youngsters need a great deal of comforting from their surrogate mothers until they are old enough to begin amusing themselves with play.
Females were instinctively attracted to the babies, and willingly served as nannies and surrogate mothers, giving the blood-mothers time to graze in lush pastures on their own.
In the earliest days, these surrogate mothers seemed to be our only hope of racial survival.