pregnancy

The word “pregnancy” has 3 syllables: preg-nan-cy

It's pronounced as /ˈprɛɡ.nən.si/


What is synonym and antonym for pregnancy?

In the thesaurus, “pregnancy” has 17 synonyms and 2 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for pregnancy along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for pregnancy

  • begetting
  • breeding
  • child-bearing
  • conception
  • family way
  • fertilization
  • generation
  • germination
  • gestation
  • gravidity
  • gravidness
  • impregnation
  • parturiency
  • procreation
  • propagation
  • siring
  • spawning

Antonyms for pregnancy

Meanings of pregnancy

  • noun
    1. The condition of being pregnant.
    2. The period of time this condition prevails.
    3. The progression of stages from conception to birth.

Example Sentences

  • Her doctor confirmed the pregnancy during the first visit.
  • They announced the pregnancy to their families with great joy.
  • She experienced morning sickness throughout the early months of her pregnancy.
  • The couple attended a class to prepare for the upcoming pregnancy.
  • Regular check-ups are important to monitor the health of both mother and baby during pregnancy.

On this page you'll find 19 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to pregnancy, such as: barrenness, begetting, breeding, child-bearing, conception, family way, fertilization.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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labor

  • abortion
  • accouchement
  • activity
  • affair
  • aftereffect
  • aftermath
  • apprentice
  • article
  • attack
  • attempt
  • bang away
  • bear
  • beast
  • birth
  • birth pang
  • birth pangs
  • blue-collar worker
  • bother
  • breadwinner
  • burden
  • by-product
  • caesarean section
  • cesarean section
  • childbearing
  • childbed
  • childbirth
  • chore
  • commodity
  • conclusion
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  • corollary
  • cultivate
  • daily grind
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  • fling
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  • fruit
  • giving birth
  • go
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  • grind
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  • grub
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  • hand
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  • hard hat
  • headache
  • heavy lifting
  • help
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  • hireling
  • hump
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  • industry
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  • lying-in
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  • might
  • miscarriage
  • moil
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  • muscle
  • natural childbirth
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  • pains
  • parturition
  • pass
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  • plug
  • plug away
  • pour it on
  • power
  • pregnancy
  • prentice
  • produce
  • product
  • production
  • proletarian
  • puissance
  • pull
  • push
  • put out
  • rank and file
  • residual
  • responsibility
  • result
  • resultant
  • routine
  • scrabble
  • scratch
  • sequel
  • sequence
  • shot
  • side effect
  • side reaction
  • slave
  • slavery
  • slog
  • spadework
  • spin-off
  • stab
  • strain
  • stress
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  • tedium
  • tend
  • thing
  • throes
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  • treadmill
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  • wade
  • wares
  • weight
  • whack
  • while
  • work
  • work force
  • work oneself to the bone
  • worker
  • working people
  • yield

natural childbirth

family way

  • begetting
  • breeding
  • carrying a child
  • conception
  • expecting
  • generation
  • gestation
  • gravid
  • gravidity
  • pregnancy
  • pregnant
  • procreation
  • siring
  • spawning
  • with child

accouchement


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