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aboriginal
adjective
1 said of inhabitants: earliest known; indigenous.
2 referring to the Aboriginals of Australia or one of their languages.
noun (Aboriginal) a member of a people who were the original inhabitants of Australia.
[17c: from aborigine + -al]
aboriginally adverb .
adjective
1 said of inhabitants: earliest known; indigenous.
2 referring to the Aboriginals of Australia or one of their languages.
noun (Aboriginal) a member of a people who were the original inhabitants of Australia.
[17c: from aborigine + -al]
aboriginally adverb .
| Aboriginal, Aborigine When referring to Australian inhabitants, the preferred forms for the noun are Aborigine in the singular and Aboriginals in the plural; Aboriginal is preferred as an adjective. |
aborigine
noun (aborigines )
1 (also Aborigine) an Aboriginal.
2 a member of any people who were the first to live in a country or region, especially as compared to later arrivals.
[16c: from Latin aborigines a race of pre-Roman inhabitants of Italy, from ab origine from the beginning]
noun (aborigines )
1 (also Aborigine) an Aboriginal.
2 a member of any people who were the first to live in a country or region, especially as compared to later arrivals.
[16c: from Latin aborigines a race of pre-Roman inhabitants of Italy, from ab origine from the beginning]
abort
verb (aborted , aborting )
1 intr to expel an embryo or fetus spontaneously from the uterus before it is capable of surviving independently; to miscarry.
2 intr said of a baby: to be lost in this way.
3 to induce termination of pregnancy, by surgical procedures or the use of drugs, before the embryo or fetus is capable of surviving independently.
4 tr & intr to stop (a plan, space flight, etc), or to be stopped, earlier than expected and before reaching a successful conclusion, usually because of technical problems or danger.
5 intr , biol to fail to grow or develop to maturity.
6 comput to stop the execution of (a program) before it has been completed, either because it is unsuitable or because of an error or system failure.
[16c: from Latin abortus miscarried, from aboriri to miscarry]
verb (aborted , aborting )
1 intr to expel an embryo or fetus spontaneously from the uterus before it is capable of surviving independently; to miscarry.
2 intr said of a baby: to be lost in this way.
3 to induce termination of pregnancy, by surgical procedures or the use of drugs, before the embryo or fetus is capable of surviving independently.
4 tr & intr to stop (a plan, space flight, etc), or to be stopped, earlier than expected and before reaching a successful conclusion, usually because of technical problems or danger.
5 intr , biol to fail to grow or develop to maturity.
6 comput to stop the execution of (a program) before it has been completed, either because it is unsuitable or because of an error or system failure.
[16c: from Latin abortus miscarried, from aboriri to miscarry]
abortifacient
adjective , med causing abortion.
noun a drug or other agent that causes abortion.
adjective , med causing abortion.
noun a drug or other agent that causes abortion.
abortion
noun
1 med the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it is sufficiently developed to survive independently, deliberately induced by the use of drugs or by surgical procedures. Also called termination or induced abortion.
2 med the spontaneous expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it is sufficiently developed to survive independently. Also called miscarriage, spontaneous abortion.
3 the failure of a plan, project, etc.
4 anything which has failed to grow properly or enough.
[16c: from Latin abortio ; see abort]
noun
1 med the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it is sufficiently developed to survive independently, deliberately induced by the use of drugs or by surgical procedures. Also called termination or induced abortion.
2 med the spontaneous expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it is sufficiently developed to survive independently. Also called miscarriage, spontaneous abortion.
3 the failure of a plan, project, etc.
4 anything which has failed to grow properly or enough.
[16c: from Latin abortio ; see abort]
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