stillborn (Meaning)

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stillborn (s)

failing to accomplish an intended result

(of newborn infant) showing no signs of life at birth; not liveborn

The doctor's somber announcement that the baby was stillborn shattered the young parents' hearts.
The maternity ward fell silent as the realization of the stillborn child filled the air with a chilling grief.
The mother's tears flowed freely as she mourned the loss of her stillborn infant, the dreams she had for her shattered.
The father held his stillborn child in his arms, feeling an overwhelming sense of emptiness and sorrow.
The grandparents were devastated by the news of their stillborn grandchild, their hopes and expectations reduced to ashes.
The hospital staff worked tirelessly to comfort the grieving parents who had lost their stillborn child too soon.
The memory of the stillborn baby lingered in the minds of the family, a constant reminder of the loss they had endured.
The mother couldn't bring herself to name her stillborn child, the pain of her loss too raw and consuming.
The father found solace in attending support groups for parents who had lost stillborn children, finding comfort in shared experiences.
The community rallied around the grieving family, offering support and prayers for the stillborn child's soul.

failing to accomplish an intended result, (of newborn infant) showing no signs of life at birth; not liveborn

dying, cold, late, fallen, moribund, dead, defunct, departed,deceased, gone

live, going, breathing, alive, living, breathing, live, living,alive, going

The doctor's somber announcement that the baby was stillborn shattered the young parents' hearts.

The maternity ward fell silent as the realization of the stillborn child filled the air with a chilling grief.

The mother's tears flowed freely as she mourned the loss of her stillborn infant, the dreams she had for her shattered.

The father held his stillborn child in his arms, feeling an overwhelming sense of emptiness and sorrow.