pregnancy |
postpregnancy |
As a noun pregnancy
is (countable) the condition of being pregnant.
As an adjective postpregnancy is
after pregnancy.
pregnancy |
nulliparity |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and nulliparity
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
nulliparity is never having completed a pregnancy beyond 20 weeks.
pregnancy |
abdominocyesis |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and abdominocyesis
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
abdominocyesis is abdominal pregnancy.
pregnancy |
pseudocyesis |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and pseudocyesis
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
pseudocyesis is false pregnancy; the appearance of signs and symptoms associated with pregnancy when the person or animal is not pregnant.
pregnancy |
pinopod |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and pinopod
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
pinopod is any of various marine bivalves belonging to the suborder
pinopodia .
pregnancy |
prepregnancy |
As a noun pregnancy
is (countable) the condition of being pregnant.
As an adjective prepregnancy is
before the onset of pregnancy.
pregnancy |
antipregnancy |
As a noun pregnancy
is the condition of being pregnant.
As an adjective antipregnancy is
serving to counteract pregnancy.
pregnancy |
bedrest |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and bedrest
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
bedrest is (medicine) confinement to bed, often under instructions of a physician, in order to recover from an injury, an illness, or the frailty associated with other physical discomforts such as a difficult pregnancy.
pregnancy |
litogen |
As nouns the difference between pregnancy and litogen
is that
pregnancy is (countable) the condition of being pregnant while
litogen is (us|informal|legal) any drug or similar substance, administered during pregnancy, that although probably harmless, can lead to lawsuits.
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