lying-ins Antonyms
Meaning of lying-ins
lying-ins
the state attending and consequent to childbirth
lying-ins Sentence Examples
- During the regency, women often spent prolonged periods in lying-ins following childbirth.
- The old oak tree had been lying-in the forest for centuries, its gnarled roots exposed.
- The thief lay in wait for his victim, lying-in ambush by the alleyway.
- The injured bird lay dying in the grass, its feathered body lying-in a broken heap.
- After the car accident, the victim was rushed to the hospital, lying-in a stretcher.
- The soldiers lay in wait for the enemy, lying-in foxholes hidden among the trees.
- The boat lay bobbing in the water, its oars lying-in idle.
- The cat lay curled up on the couch, its whiskers twitching as it lay-in slumber.
- The old man lay in bed, his breathing labored, lying-in a state of perpetual pain.
- The surgeon lay-in wait for the patient to emerge from anesthesia, his instruments at the ready.
FAQs About the word lying-ins
the state attending and consequent to childbirth
cesarean sections,caesarean sections, natural childbirths, childbeds, contractions, confinements,abortions, pregnancies, birth pangs, miscarriages
No antonyms found.
During the regency, women often spent prolonged periods in lying-ins following childbirth.
The old oak tree had been lying-in the forest for centuries, its gnarled roots exposed.
The thief lay in wait for his victim, lying-in ambush by the alleyway.
The injured bird lay dying in the grass, its feathered body lying-in a broken heap.
