Miscarried
Stillborn and miscarried are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stillborn" instead an adjective "Miscarried".
Stillborn
Stillborn adjective - (of newborn infant) showing no signs of life at birth; not liveborn.
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Synonyms for Stillborn
Miscarried and stillborn are semantically related. You can use "Miscarried" instead an adjective "Stillborn".
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Related pairs
- dead and miscarried
- dead and stillborn
- ineffective and miscarried
- ineffective and stillborn
- useless and miscarried
- useless and stillborn
- ineffectual and miscarried
- ineffectual and stillborn
- abortive and miscarried
- abortive and stillborn
- fruitless and miscarried
- fruitless and stillborn
- deceased and miscarried
- deceased and stillborn
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They do relax somewhat at that, concluding that the offspring will either be miscarried or stillborn or killed before it can be born.
Source: Literal Metaphor - In General, Sam McCall lampshades the fact that Sonny Corinthos has fathered more children with more women on the show than anyone else (When you count them, including those who are were miscarried or stillborn, there are seven, including Sam's stillborn daughter)
- A Brother's Price has a variant where women can have babies just fine, but most male babies are stillborn or miscarried.
Source: Sterility Plague
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