unborn
/ʌnˈbɔrn/
noun
- A person who has not yet been born (used collectively or in a general sense).
- Debates about the rights of the unborn continue in many countries.
- Some religions hold ceremonies to bless the unborn.
- The clinic provides care for both mothers and the unborn.
adjective
- Not yet born; still developing in the womb.
- She sang softly to her unborn child every evening.
- The doctor explained the health of the unborn baby.
- Many cultures have traditions to protect unborn children.
- Existing in the future; not yet created or realized.
- We must protect the planet for generations unborn.
- Laws today affect the rights of people unborn.
- The artist thought about the unborn masterpieces in her mind.