abortion

[əˈbɔːrʃn]

Definition:
1. Termination of pregnancy.
2. Failure of a plan.

Use 'abortion' in a sentence:

1. Abortion has always been a divisive issue.
2. The president's stand is bound to reawaken the painful debate about abortion.
3. Abortion is a highly contentious issue.
4. He and his girlfriend had been going out together for a year when she had an abortion.
5. Abortion is a very emotional issue.
6. She decided to have an abortion .
7. The legalisation of abortion?
8. The abortion arose from an accidental fall.
9. Abortion is still one of the hot button issues of US life.
10. He refused for reasons of conscience to sign a new law legalising abortion.
11. The Vatican's teaching on abortion is clear: it is a sin.
12. Is abortion morally defensible?
13. His plan proved an abortion.
14. I could barely find the time to schedule this abortion.
15. Isn't abortion legal and easy?
16. There has been much dispute over the question of legalized abortion in the western world.
17. Ultrasound and the future of abortion.
18. Her party opposes abortion, except in cases of rape or incest.
19. He and his wife both strongly support abortion rights.
20. Abortion is still one of the hot button issues of U.S. life.
21. Her opposition to abortion and feminism mark her as a convinced traditionalist.
22. His girlfriend had an abortion.
23. After an abortion you may become sterile.
24. Abortion is once again a controversial political and moral issue.
25. His attempt proved an abortion.
26. Birth control and abortion are four-letter words in my family.
27. I've always been anti-abortion.
28. They have talked about abortion and other emotional issues.
29. She decided to have an abortion.
30. He's waffled on abortion and gay rights.
31. Her opposition to abortion and feminism marks her as a convinced traditionalist.
32. The president has adopted a hardline stance against abortion.
33. Recent opinion polls show that 60 percent favour abortion under certain circumstances.
34. He has waffled on abortion and gay rights.
35. Abortion is illegal in many countries.
36. A number of considerations have led her to have a wilful abortion.
37. They are totally opposed to abortion.
38. There has been much dispute over the question of legalised abortion in the Western world.
39. Abortion is a permanent decision.
40. Her strong Catholic beliefs made abortion unthinkable.
41. Nor was abortion an easy option in a small Catholic community.
42. Major changes in church teaching against abortion and gay marriage are unlikely.
43. Abortion is offered as a simple solution.
44. Her sympathies lie with the anti-abortion lobby.
45. How do you feel about abortion?
46. The second possible advance came on abortion.
47. She was pregnant, but had the abortion.
48. Many people have very strong opinions about the rightness or wrongness of abortion.
49. There was public outcry from those opposed to abortion.
50. On abortion he has changed his mind.
51. Abortion is an issue which produces little reasoned argument.
52. There are many people who still find the act of abortion abhorrent.
53. The abortion issue is political dynamite.
54. This isn't a drama! it's an abortion!
55. Sometimes the original abortion was done so badly that the uterus prolapsed.
56. We'd like to know what you feel about abortion.
57. She had an abortion at the women's health clinic.
58. The new law also eliminates drug induced abortions after seven weeks.
59. Abortion is restricted in some American states.
60. The King's stand is bound to reawaken the painful debate about abortion.
61. Recent opinion polls show that 60 percent favor abortion under certain circumstances.
62. The latter part of the debate concentrated on abortion.