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pregnancy
/ˈpreɡ.nən.si/
Definition
1
The condition of being pregnant, typically referring to the development of one or more offspring within the female body from conception to birth.
2
The period from fertilization of the ovum to birth, lasting approximately 40 weeks in humans.
3
A state of expecting a baby, often accompanied by hormonal changes, physical symptoms, and societal celebrations—or mild panic.
Examples
Her pregnancy cravings turned the fridge into a bizarre international buffet of pickles and hot sauce.
He supported her pregnancy by mastering the art of midnight ice cream runs at 2 a.m.
The pregnancy announcement went viral when the dog photobombed it with a confused side-eye.
During pregnancy, she discovered her superpower: sensing pizza from three blocks away.