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1. (adj.) stillborn
dead when born.
2. stillborn
ineffectual from the beginning; abortive; fruitless.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) abortive, stillborn, unsuccessful
failing to accomplish an intended result
"an abortive revolt"; "a stillborn plot to assassinate the President"
2. (adj) stillborn
(of newborn infant) showing no signs of life at birth; not liveborn
"a stillborn baby"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) stillborn
dead at the birth; as, a stillborn child
2. (adj) stillborn
fig.: Abortive; as, a stillborn poem
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Sense: dead when born
a stillborn baby.
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 Afrikaans: doodgebore |
 Arabic: مَولود ميْتاً |
 Bulgarian: мъртвороден |
 Brazilian: natimorto |
 Czech: mrtvě narozený |
 German: totgeboren |
 Danish: dødfødt |
 Greek: θνησιγενής |
 Spanish: nacido muerto |
 Estonian: surnult sündinud |
 Farsi: سقط شده |
 Finnish: kuolleena syntynyt |
 French: mort-né |
 Hebrew: שֶׁנוֹלָד מֵת |
 Hindi: मृत प्रसूत |
 Croatian: mrtvorođen |
 Hungarian: halva született |
 Indonesian: lahir tanpa nyawa |
 Icelandic: andvana fæddur |
 Italian: (nato morto) |
 Japanese: 死産の |
 Korean: 사산의 |
 Lithuanian: negyvas gimęs |
 Latvian: nedzīvs piedzimis |
 Malay: mati semasa dilahirkan |
 Dutch: doodgeboren |
 Norwegian: dødfødt |
 Polish: poroniony |
 Portuguese: natimorto |
 Romanian: născut mort |
 Russian: мёртворождённый |
 Slovak: mŕtvo narodený |
 Slovenian: mrtvorojen |
 Serbian: mrtvorođen |
 Swedish: dödfödd |
 Thai: ซึ่งคลอดออกมาตาย |
 Turkish: ölü doğmuş |
 Taiwanese: 死產的 |
 Ukrainian: мертвонароджений |
 Urdu: مردہ زاد |
 Vietnamese: chết non |
 Chinese: 死产的 |
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