birth
/bɜrθ/
noun
- The act or process of a baby or young animal coming out of its mother's body.
- The birth of her daughter was a joyful moment for the whole family.
- The hospital has a special wing dedicated to safe births.
- Many animals give birth in the spring when food is plentiful.
- The beginning or origin of something.
- The birth of modern medicine can be traced back to the discovery of germs.
- The birth of the internet changed how people communicate around the world.
- That meeting marked the birth of a new political movement.
- A person's family origin or social position at birth.
- In many countries, a person's birth does not determine their future success.
- She was a woman of noble birth, but she chose a simple life.
- He took pride in his humble birth and worked hard to achieve his goals.
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verb
- To give birth to; to bring forth (a child or young).
- In some cultures, women birth their babies at home with a midwife.
- The cat birthed a litter of five kittens last night.
- She birthed twins after a long labor.
- To create or produce something new.
- The artist birthed a new style of painting that became famous worldwide.
- The company birthed a revolutionary product that changed the industry.
- His experiences abroad birthed a deep love for travel and exploration.