childing Antonyms
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Meaning of childing
Webster
childing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Child
Webster
childing (v. i.)
Bearing Children; (Fig.) productive; fruitful.
childing Sentence Examples
- She was in the midst of childing when the midwife arrived.
- The village celebrated the arrival of spring with songs of childing and renewal.
- The young mother was anxious but excited for the childing process to begin.
- In medieval times, the process of childing was often fraught with danger for both mother and child.
- The childing process was a sacred event in many ancient cultures, surrounded by rituals and ceremonies.
- The anticipation of childing filled the air as the due date drew near.
- The community came together to support the family during the joyous occasion of childing.
- Midwives played a crucial role in guiding women through the stages of childing.
- The old herbalist was known for her knowledge of traditional remedies to ease the pains of childing.
- Despite the challenges of childing, the parents were overjoyed to welcome their newborn into the world.
FAQs About the word childing
of Child, Bearing Children; (Fig.) productive; fruitful.
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She was in the midst of childing when the midwife arrived.
The village celebrated the arrival of spring with songs of childing and renewal.
The young mother was anxious but excited for the childing process to begin.
In medieval times, the process of childing was often fraught with danger for both mother and child.
