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expectant

[ik-spek-tuhnt] / ɪkˈspɛk tənt /


ADJECTIVE
preparing to give birth
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The expectant silence turned into a puzzled one as no one knew what this meant.

From Literature

She had downloaded a social networking app for new and expectant mothers, and began messaging a woman who lived nearby.

From BBC

Prof Grainne McAlonnan, from King's College London, said expectant mothers "do not need the stress of questioning whether medicine most commonly used for a headache could have far reaching effects on their child's health".

From BBC

The local health bureau in Yunnan province said such data was needed to identify expectant mothers.

From BBC

As the total attendance for the Test went past 200,000 – a record for the Adelaide Oval – showman Lyon had the expectant crowd in the palm of his hand.

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