Birth and Childhood

Birth

Birth noun - The point at which something begins.

Usage example: that 12-second flight by Orville Wright marked the birth of aviation

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Childhood and birth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Childhood" instead a noun "Birth".

Nearby Words: birthday, birthing

Childhood noun - The state or time of being a child.

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Birth and childhood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Birth" instead a noun "Childhood".

Nearby Words: child, childish, childness

human	human birth	human childhood
similar	similar birth	similar childhood
normal	normal birth	normal childhood
common	common birth	common childhood
Other adjectives: standard, difficult, painful, actual, violent, dark, traumatic, young, early, troubled, mysterious, aforementioned.

Inverted and Played for Laughs in Astérix: When there were flashbacks to Asterix's birth or childhood years, the village's oldest resident Geriatrix appeared unchanged.

Source: Not Allowed to Grow Old
Once Upon a Time: The film starts off with this, said by the Huntsman in a narration of Snow White's birth and childhood.

Source: Film / Snow White and the Huntsman
The Antichrist: Wilbur Whateley seems to be a shoo-in for the title, given the circumstances of his birth and childhood and his "goatish" appearance.

Source: Literature / The Dunwich Horror

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