Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for impregnate

impregnate

Discover More

Example Sentences

Kathleen: One of the things I find so fascinating about this story is the women taking a thing that’s always been mediated through culture, through law, through society — which is who can impregnate them — and taking matters into their own hands.

From Salon

The single animal produced from the experiments was then used to impregnate other animals in what could only have been a “let’s see what happens” approach in making designer prey that would have surely, had the wildlife traffickers not been caught, been continued to be refined and bred for large caliber guns.

From Slate

When the cow reached maturity, the team unsuccessfully attempted to impregnate her using standard artificial insemination techniques.

The caller - Mangesh calls him Sandeep sir - told him that he would be working for a company in Mumbai and that once he had signed up, he would be sent details of the woman he would have to impregnate.

From BBC

The scammers kept him interested by sending him photos of "seven-eight women", asking him to choose the one he would like to impregnate.

From BBC

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement