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birthadjective being such by blood and not by adoption or marriageargued that the birth mother had not been informed of all of her options at the time of the adoption birthnounthe act or instance of being bornalmost from birth, he showed all the marks of future greatness geniture, nativity creation, genesis, nascency, origination, riseaccouchement, bearing, childbearing, labor, parturitionbegetting, breeding, fathering, generation, mothering, parenting, reproduction, siring, spawningfatherhood, maternity, motherhood, parenthood, paternity abortion, miscarriagestillbirth the line of ancestors from whom a person is descendeda man of noble birth ancestry, blood, bloodline, breeding, descent, extraction, family tree, genealogy, line, lineage, origin, parentage, pedigree, stock, strain heredity, successionfamily, housekin, kindred, relations, relativesrace issue, posterity, progeny, seed offspringchild, heir, inheritor, son, successor the point at which something beginsthat 12-second flight by Orville Wright marked the birth of aviation alpha, baseline, beginning, commencement, dawn, day one, genesis, get-go(also git-go), inception, incipience, incipiency, kickoff, launch, morning, nascence, nascency, onset, outset, start, threshold drawing board, first base, ground zero, square onecreation, founding, inauguration, initiation, institution, originationcradle, fountain, fountainhead, germ, origin, root, seedbed, source, spring, well, wellspringdawning, openingadvent, appearance, arrival, debut(also début), emergencechildhood, infancy, youth close, conclusion, end, ending, omega cessation, closing, closure, completion, finale, finish, period, stop, termination, windup to bring forth from the wombback in those days a woman her age would have birthed several children bear, deliver, drop, have, mother, produce laborbreed, multiply, propagate, reproduce, spawnbeget, father, generate, get, sirecalve, kid, kindle, kitten, litter, pup, whelp give birth to abort, lose, miscarry in the 13th century |