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Contains:
arteria uterina,
cervix,
endometrium,
fallopian tube,
oviduct,
placenta,
uterine artery,
uterine cavity,
uterine cervix,
uterine tube
Often used in the same context:
uterus,
fetus,
utero,
fertilized ovum,
fetuses,
conception,
ovary,
amniotic sac,
babies,
fallopian tube,
uterine cavity,
fertilized egg,
amnion,
embryo,
umbilical cord,
zygote,
conceptus,
gestation,
pregnancy,
vagina,
placenta,
infant,
amniotic cavity,
breech birth,
cervix,
abdominal cavity,
umbilicus,
pelvic cavity,
anencephaly,
yolk sac,
ectopic pregnancy,
ovum,
uterine,
ovule,
vas deferens,
hydrocephaly,
intrauterine,
ectopic,
intestines,
clitoris,
preemies,
blastocyst,
fibroid tumor,
newborns,
amniotic fluid,
cesarian section,
newborn baby,
trachea,
neonate,
lungs,
vernix,
incompetent cervix,
hyperemesis,
sperms,
diaphragmatic hernia,
uterine artery,
neural tube,
eclampsia,
foreskin,
childbirth,
brainstem,
thymus gland,
myelomeningocele,
firstborn,
rh incompatibility,
abruption,
endometrium,
testis,
toxemia,
brood pouch,
placenta previa,
organs,
meconium,
aorta,
miscarrying,
chest cavity,
caesarean section,
infanticide,
swaddling clothes,
afterbirth,
tubal pregnancy,
ventricle,
parturition,
lobules,
stillborn infant,
birth,
newborn infant,
fatty tissue,
embryonic tissue,
cotyledons,
adulthood,
hydrops,
stillbirth,
pupa,
oviduct,
windpipe,
small intestine,
imperforate anus,
brain,
molar pregnancy,
cesarean section,
child,
wombs,
fount,
cave,
receptacle,
germ,
nothingness,
archetype,
ark,
breast,
brotherhood,
cauldron,
cavern,
nest,
storehouse,
tabernacle,
wellspring,
bosom,
essence,
fellowship,
heaven,
alive,
rectum,
afraid,
miserable,
omnipotent,
blessed,
edenic,
happy,
sinless,
abdomen,
anus,
foetus,
happier,
hers,
holy,
incarnate,
mortal,
own,
pharynx
Appears in the definition of:
coil,
intrauterine,
matrix,
venter
More general:
female internal reproductive organ
Synonyms:
uterus
Also try:
— Nouns for womb:
envy,
tomb,
man,
lining,
symbol,
trouble,
life,
house,
contracts,
world,
door,
more...
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