Definition of pro-choice in English:

pro-choice

adjective prəʊˈtʃɔɪsproʊˈtʃɔɪs

Advocating the legal right of a woman to choose whether or not she will have an abortion.
a pro-choice demonstration
Example sentencesExamples
- Firstly, I feel that I am pro-choice in that I believe women have the right to choose whether they want to have kids or not.
- Politicians who say they are pro-choice on abortion should argue that abortion is a fact of life, and for the reform of abortion law.
- The issue of the day was abortion, and me being fairly pro-choice, I decided to go for the difficult option, and argue against.
- The pro-choice movement puts the freedom to choose as their top priority.
- Plenty of people who are personally opposed to abortion are still pro-choice.
- While Rudy Giuliani is the most popular figure, the former New York mayor is pro-gay rights and pro-choice on abortion.
- Clinton said he was pro-choice while restricting abortion rights.
- She was planning to discuss health care, not her pro-choice stance on abortion, aides said.
- The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker.
- It has become something of a given, not least among many who are pro-choice, that later abortions are mostly the result of a lack of access to early abortion.
- Supporters of access to abortion describe themselves as pro-choice; opponents as pro-life.
- I don't have to approve of every single abortion to remain determinedly pro-choice.
- He is nominally in support of affirmative action programmes for minorities in America and pro-choice in the abortion debate.
- I am pro-choice on the abortion for some very simple reasons.
- He endorses a hard line on abortion in the platform, but he welcomes pro-choice people in the party.
- Lazio, for example, is generally thought to be pro-choice, even though he has voted against late-term abortions.
- The latest trial has sparked a renewed drive by pro-choice activists for abortion law reform.
- Both sides of the abortion issue are really pro-choice, the dispute is over when the choice has been made.
- Currently, a number of court and legal proceedings have further eroded the pro-choice movement.
- Unless you have a pro-choice doctor with hospital privileges willing to perform an abortion, you will have to travel.

Derivatives

pro-choicer

nounˌprəʊˈtʃɔɪsəproʊˈtʃɔɪsər

The pro-choicers ask, ‘Do you believe it is necessary that abortion remain safe and legal for the health and freedom of women?’
Example sentencesExamples
- But pro-choicers have a built-in constituency too: the millions and millions of women who have had abortions.
- It isn't like the NRA is going to give money to a gun-control candidate, and thereby change his or her mind, nor is the National Right to Life Council likely to sway a pro-choicer.
- ‘For years, we have been in opposition to these protesters,’ Audrey says, noting that she and other pro-choicers often turned up to counter-demonstrate, which has sometimes led to police intervention.
- The language is not particularly inflammatory, but the substance of the decision is one that pro-lifers will like and pro-choicers will fear a great deal.

Rhymes

bourgeois, Boyce, choice, Joyce, rejoice, Royce, voice

Definition of pro-choice in US English:

pro-choice

adjectiveproʊˈtʃɔɪsprōˈCHois

Advocating legalized abortion.
a pro-choice demonstration
Compare with pro-life
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently, a number of court and legal proceedings have further eroded the pro-choice movement.
- Unless you have a pro-choice doctor with hospital privileges willing to perform an abortion, you will have to travel.
- Supporters of access to abortion describe themselves as pro-choice; opponents as pro-life.
- The latest trial has sparked a renewed drive by pro-choice activists for abortion law reform.
- It has become something of a given, not least among many who are pro-choice, that later abortions are mostly the result of a lack of access to early abortion.
- He is nominally in support of affirmative action programmes for minorities in America and pro-choice in the abortion debate.
- Plenty of people who are personally opposed to abortion are still pro-choice.
- He endorses a hard line on abortion in the platform, but he welcomes pro-choice people in the party.
- While Rudy Giuliani is the most popular figure, the former New York mayor is pro-gay rights and pro-choice on abortion.
- She was planning to discuss health care, not her pro-choice stance on abortion, aides said.
- Both sides of the abortion issue are really pro-choice, the dispute is over when the choice has been made.
- The pro-choice movement puts the freedom to choose as their top priority.
- Firstly, I feel that I am pro-choice in that I believe women have the right to choose whether they want to have kids or not.
- I am pro-choice on the abortion for some very simple reasons.
- I don't have to approve of every single abortion to remain determinedly pro-choice.
- The issue of the day was abortion, and me being fairly pro-choice, I decided to go for the difficult option, and argue against.
- Politicians who say they are pro-choice on abortion should argue that abortion is a fact of life, and for the reform of abortion law.
- The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker.
- Lazio, for example, is generally thought to be pro-choice, even though he has voted against late-term abortions.
- Clinton said he was pro-choice while restricting abortion rights.

单词	pro-choice
释义	Definition of pro-choice in English: pro-choice adjective prəʊˈtʃɔɪsproʊˈtʃɔɪs Advocating the legal right of a woman to choose whether or not she will have an abortion. a pro-choice demonstration Example sentencesExamples Firstly, I feel that I am pro-choice in that I believe women have the right to choose whether they want to have kids or not. Politicians who say they are pro-choice on abortion should argue that abortion is a fact of life, and for the reform of abortion law. The issue of the day was abortion, and me being fairly pro-choice, I decided to go for the difficult option, and argue against. The pro-choice movement puts the freedom to choose as their top priority. Plenty of people who are personally opposed to abortion are still pro-choice. While Rudy Giuliani is the most popular figure, the former New York mayor is pro-gay rights and pro-choice on abortion. Clinton said he was pro-choice while restricting abortion rights. She was planning to discuss health care, not her pro-choice stance on abortion, aides said. The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker. It has become something of a given, not least among many who are pro-choice, that later abortions are mostly the result of a lack of access to early abortion. Supporters of access to abortion describe themselves as pro-choice; opponents as pro-life. I don't have to approve of every single abortion to remain determinedly pro-choice. He is nominally in support of affirmative action programmes for minorities in America and pro-choice in the abortion debate. I am pro-choice on the abortion for some very simple reasons. He endorses a hard line on abortion in the platform, but he welcomes pro-choice people in the party. Lazio, for example, is generally thought to be pro-choice, even though he has voted against late-term abortions. The latest trial has sparked a renewed drive by pro-choice activists for abortion law reform. Both sides of the abortion issue are really pro-choice, the dispute is over when the choice has been made. Currently, a number of court and legal proceedings have further eroded the pro-choice movement. Unless you have a pro-choice doctor with hospital privileges willing to perform an abortion, you will have to travel. Derivatives pro-choicer nounˌprəʊˈtʃɔɪsəproʊˈtʃɔɪsər The pro-choicers ask, ‘Do you believe it is necessary that abortion remain safe and legal for the health and freedom of women?’ Example sentencesExamples But pro-choicers have a built-in constituency too: the millions and millions of women who have had abortions. It isn't like the NRA is going to give money to a gun-control candidate, and thereby change his or her mind, nor is the National Right to Life Council likely to sway a pro-choicer. ‘For years, we have been in opposition to these protesters,’ Audrey says, noting that she and other pro-choicers often turned up to counter-demonstrate, which has sometimes led to police intervention. The language is not particularly inflammatory, but the substance of the decision is one that pro-lifers will like and pro-choicers will fear a great deal. Rhymes bourgeois, Boyce, choice, Joyce, rejoice, Royce, voice Definition of pro-choice in US English: pro-choice adjectiveproʊˈtʃɔɪsprōˈCHois Advocating legalized abortion. a pro-choice demonstration Compare with pro-life Example sentencesExamples Currently, a number of court and legal proceedings have further eroded the pro-choice movement. Unless you have a pro-choice doctor with hospital privileges willing to perform an abortion, you will have to travel. Supporters of access to abortion describe themselves as pro-choice; opponents as pro-life. The latest trial has sparked a renewed drive by pro-choice activists for abortion law reform. It has become something of a given, not least among many who are pro-choice, that later abortions are mostly the result of a lack of access to early abortion. He is nominally in support of affirmative action programmes for minorities in America and pro-choice in the abortion debate. Plenty of people who are personally opposed to abortion are still pro-choice. He endorses a hard line on abortion in the platform, but he welcomes pro-choice people in the party. While Rudy Giuliani is the most popular figure, the former New York mayor is pro-gay rights and pro-choice on abortion. She was planning to discuss health care, not her pro-choice stance on abortion, aides said. Both sides of the abortion issue are really pro-choice, the dispute is over when the choice has been made. The pro-choice movement puts the freedom to choose as their top priority. Firstly, I feel that I am pro-choice in that I believe women have the right to choose whether they want to have kids or not. I am pro-choice on the abortion for some very simple reasons. I don't have to approve of every single abortion to remain determinedly pro-choice. The issue of the day was abortion, and me being fairly pro-choice, I decided to go for the difficult option, and argue against. Politicians who say they are pro-choice on abortion should argue that abortion is a fact of life, and for the reform of abortion law. The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker. Lazio, for example, is generally thought to be pro-choice, even though he has voted against late-term abortions. Clinton said he was pro-choice while restricting abortion rights.
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