Definition of anti-abortion in English:

anti-abortion

adjectiveantɪəˈbɔːʃ(ə)n

Opposing or legislating against medically induced abortion.
反对（或立法反对）人工流产的
Example sentencesExamples
- Although Britain has a vocal anti-abortion lobby opposed to embryo research, it is very much in the minority.
- Ministers hope the move will reduce the number of teenage pregnancies but anti-abortion campaigners have fiercely opposed the changes.
- Does the anti-abortion lobby demand that a pregnancy continue if the mother's life is in danger?
- This has caused widespread opposition from the anti-abortion lobby.
- She said the anti-abortion movement's ultimate aim was to make all abortion a crime.
- I rattled and sang to detoxify the current of anger the anti-abortion marchers projected.
- Even to those who are anti-abortion, I feel there are always situations in which abortion cannot possibly be classified as murder.
- That he did not prioritize his opposition to abortion drew criticism from some within the anti-abortion movement.
- But this is an image used by the anti-abortion lobby and it generates heat in an emotive area.
- For example, at anti-abortion rallies you always hear the phrase ‘abortion is murder’.
- She does not, for example, have problems with anti-abortion activists displaying the results of late abortions.
- The use of images of fetuses has generally been a favoured tactic of the anti-abortion lobby.
- Some anti-abortion groups believe that life begins at conception and prevention of implantation is murder.
- The anti-abortion protesters who block clinics would also qualify.
- In Montana, an anti-abortion bill was introduced requiring death certificates for fetuses.
- The anti-abortion lobby argues that a fetus is a person who is entitled to civil rights.
- This constant reference to the foetus as a baby has become common coin for the anti-abortion lobby.
- Legalizing abortion didn't make anti-abortion advocates accept it.
- However, this film presents such a sanitised version of amateur abortion that it is in effect powerful fodder for the anti-abortion lobby.
- All dilemmas can be resolved, say the anti-abortion lobby, if the starting point is the foetus rather than the woman.

Derivatives

anti-abortionist

adjective & nounˌantɪəˈbɔːʃənɪst

According to anti-abortionists, pregnancy is sacred and mustn't be tampered with, but many of their opponents have overlooked the wedge that this drives between a mother and her fetus.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is supposed to reassure critics that certain groups, like anti-abortionists, will not grab control of hospitals.
- For both the abortion rights movement and anti-abortionists, members of Congress could prove amenable to restricting access to abortion.
- Many anti-abortionists claim that late-term abortion is unadulterated murder because the fetus could survive outside of the womb.
- Yet how many anti-abortionists advocate contraception to prevent a pregnancy rather than having an abortion?
- In my latest academic upload here I look at the claim by anti-abortionists that they are ‘pro-life’ and find it to be an overgeneralization.
- If, as anti-abortionists believe, abortion is taking a life for convenience, does this not open the door for Euthanasia or the killing of the mentally handicapped?
- The desire by anti-abortionists to make abortion illegal is an unending dispute.
- Lawyers on opposing sides - representing either stringent anti-abortionists or abortion doctors - have been given until today to reach a compromise.
- The one thing that rankles me is, seeing all these anti-abortionists rallying, how can they judge who should be allowed abortions and who should not, surely this is the choice of the girl or/and their partners, and solely their choice.
- Now before the hippies get excited about all this empowerment and coming together, let's not forget that, say, neo-nazis and anti-abortionists form tribes too.
- Developments in this area have come to the fore in the arguments of those who have a ‘problem’ with abortion - and what is striking is that often such people are not anti-abortionists in the traditional sense.
- If the anti-abortionist can show that the foetus is a person, then ‘you mustn't kill people’ becomes a good reason not to allow abortion - although it's also, on the face of it, a good reason not to allow capital punishment.
- But there isn't much that's more hypocritical than anti-abortionists murdering, and it disgusts me that in their moral universe and mine, some points overlap.
- Thousands of anti-abortionists rallied outside the high court in Washington on Monday in their annual rally calling for the overturning of a woman's right to choose.
- As their total opposition to abortion has made little popular impact, the anti-abortionists are instead focusing on restricting women's access to abortion.
- She is forced by her parents to have an abortion, then meets a family of anti-abortionists during her odyssey.
- That policy, she says, is fueled by anti-abortionists, who use a range of strategies to argue that fetuses are people with the full and complete statutory protections afforded to citizens.
- In fact, the feelings of the mother, the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy, mean nothing to anti-abortionists.
- For example, anti-abortionists have argued that since it is good to show a dead fetus on TV, it must be right that all women requesting abortion see images of fetuses - preferably their own.

词汇	anti-abortion
释义	Definition of anti-abortion in English: anti-abortion adjectiveantɪəˈbɔːʃ(ə)n Opposing or legislating against medically induced abortion. 反对（或立法反对）人工流产的 Example sentencesExamples Although Britain has a vocal anti-abortion lobby opposed to embryo research, it is very much in the minority. Ministers hope the move will reduce the number of teenage pregnancies but anti-abortion campaigners have fiercely opposed the changes. Does the anti-abortion lobby demand that a pregnancy continue if the mother's life is in danger? This has caused widespread opposition from the anti-abortion lobby. She said the anti-abortion movement's ultimate aim was to make all abortion a crime. I rattled and sang to detoxify the current of anger the anti-abortion marchers projected. Even to those who are anti-abortion, I feel there are always situations in which abortion cannot possibly be classified as murder. That he did not prioritize his opposition to abortion drew criticism from some within the anti-abortion movement. But this is an image used by the anti-abortion lobby and it generates heat in an emotive area. For example, at anti-abortion rallies you always hear the phrase ‘abortion is murder’. She does not, for example, have problems with anti-abortion activists displaying the results of late abortions. The use of images of fetuses has generally been a favoured tactic of the anti-abortion lobby. Some anti-abortion groups believe that life begins at conception and prevention of implantation is murder. The anti-abortion protesters who block clinics would also qualify. In Montana, an anti-abortion bill was introduced requiring death certificates for fetuses. The anti-abortion lobby argues that a fetus is a person who is entitled to civil rights. This constant reference to the foetus as a baby has become common coin for the anti-abortion lobby. Legalizing abortion didn't make anti-abortion advocates accept it. However, this film presents such a sanitised version of amateur abortion that it is in effect powerful fodder for the anti-abortion lobby. All dilemmas can be resolved, say the anti-abortion lobby, if the starting point is the foetus rather than the woman. Derivatives anti-abortionist adjective & nounˌantɪəˈbɔːʃənɪst According to anti-abortionists, pregnancy is sacred and mustn't be tampered with, but many of their opponents have overlooked the wedge that this drives between a mother and her fetus. Example sentencesExamples This is supposed to reassure critics that certain groups, like anti-abortionists, will not grab control of hospitals. For both the abortion rights movement and anti-abortionists, members of Congress could prove amenable to restricting access to abortion. Many anti-abortionists claim that late-term abortion is unadulterated murder because the fetus could survive outside of the womb. Yet how many anti-abortionists advocate contraception to prevent a pregnancy rather than having an abortion? In my latest academic upload here I look at the claim by anti-abortionists that they are ‘pro-life’ and find it to be an overgeneralization. If, as anti-abortionists believe, abortion is taking a life for convenience, does this not open the door for Euthanasia or the killing of the mentally handicapped? The desire by anti-abortionists to make abortion illegal is an unending dispute. Lawyers on opposing sides - representing either stringent anti-abortionists or abortion doctors - have been given until today to reach a compromise. The one thing that rankles me is, seeing all these anti-abortionists rallying, how can they judge who should be allowed abortions and who should not, surely this is the choice of the girl or/and their partners, and solely their choice. Now before the hippies get excited about all this empowerment and coming together, let's not forget that, say, neo-nazis and anti-abortionists form tribes too. Developments in this area have come to the fore in the arguments of those who have a ‘problem’ with abortion - and what is striking is that often such people are not anti-abortionists in the traditional sense. If the anti-abortionist can show that the foetus is a person, then ‘you mustn't kill people’ becomes a good reason not to allow abortion - although it's also, on the face of it, a good reason not to allow capital punishment. But there isn't much that's more hypocritical than anti-abortionists murdering, and it disgusts me that in their moral universe and mine, some points overlap. Thousands of anti-abortionists rallied outside the high court in Washington on Monday in their annual rally calling for the overturning of a woman's right to choose. As their total opposition to abortion has made little popular impact, the anti-abortionists are instead focusing on restricting women's access to abortion. She is forced by her parents to have an abortion, then meets a family of anti-abortionists during her odyssey. That policy, she says, is fueled by anti-abortionists, who use a range of strategies to argue that fetuses are people with the full and complete statutory protections afforded to citizens. In fact, the feelings of the mother, the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy, mean nothing to anti-abortionists. For example, anti-abortionists have argued that since it is good to show a dead fetus on TV, it must be right that all women requesting abortion see images of fetuses - preferably their own.
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