Definition of pro-life in English:

pro-life

adjective prəʊˈlʌɪfproʊˈlaɪf

Opposing abortion and euthanasia.
she is a pro-life activist
Example sentencesExamples
- The pro-life movement does not hide behind deceptive language but rather sheds light on the truth.
- Therapeutic cloning is backed by medical charities and the government but opposed by pro-life groups.
- My parents have been involved in the pro-life movement for decades.
- In refusing to deal with these questions, feminism has become an ally of the pro-life movement.
- The support of violence is not compatible with being in the pro-life movement.
- It continues to amaze me how the same organizations that are pro-life are maddeningly pro-capital punishment.
- During the 1980s a militant wing of the pro-life movement had attempted to close clinics by direct action.
- Even some members of the pro-life movement found the organisation's behaviour disturbing.
- Abortion clinics opened and did a thriving business, even in the face of much pro-life mayhem.
- I believe what accounts for this is the purity of the pro-life movement's cause.
- Roberts is a devout Catholic and is married to an ardent pro-life activist.
- I would not argue for the pro-life position based on this, because you don't know.
- If pro-life activists get their way and abortion is once again made illegal, my life along with many others could be ruined.
- Over the last six months, I have had numerous conversations with pro-life democrats.
- This problem of the efficacy of natural law is strategically important to the pro-life movement.
- His comments are likely to stir opposition from pro-life groups, who say it is unethical to create an unborn child for research.
- When extremist pro-life individuals and groups burn down abortion clinics, is that not an act of terrorism?
- I don't think it was pro-life propaganda, but I do believe that it could be easily used by pro-life propagandists.
- Their opposition to a pro-life referendum in the Republic displays this.
- The pro-life movement will inform the European Union of anything which we do not think is ethical.

Derivatives

pro-lifer

noun prəʊˈlʌɪfəproʊˈlaɪfər

The big question is whether Bush, a pro-lifer himself, is secure enough with social conservatives to take this risk.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the perennial issues among pro-lifers is whether one is justified in promoting some legal restrictions on abortion that are short of the types of laws that pro-lifers would like to see.
- He alarmed pro-choice activists by stating that the Democratic Party needed to be more ‘inclusive’ of pro-lifers.
- While the pro-choice movement has strongly opposed the Bush administration, pro-lifers are somewhat divided over the degree of support they are likely to receive from the president.
- Soon after, my friend received a call from someone he knew at one of the choice groups, expressing their displeasure because the attorney general had appointed a good lawyer to represent the pro-lifers.

Rhymes

fife, Fyfe, knife, life, rife, still-life, strife, wife

Definition of pro-life in US English:

pro-life

adjectiveproʊˈlaɪfprōˈlīf

Opposing abortion and euthanasia.
she is a pro-life activist
Compare with pro-choice
Example sentencesExamples
- If pro-life activists get their way and abortion is once again made illegal, my life along with many others could be ruined.
- Roberts is a devout Catholic and is married to an ardent pro-life activist.
- I would not argue for the pro-life position based on this, because you don't know.
- When extremist pro-life individuals and groups burn down abortion clinics, is that not an act of terrorism?
- The pro-life movement will inform the European Union of anything which we do not think is ethical.
- It continues to amaze me how the same organizations that are pro-life are maddeningly pro-capital punishment.
- I don't think it was pro-life propaganda, but I do believe that it could be easily used by pro-life propagandists.
- This problem of the efficacy of natural law is strategically important to the pro-life movement.
- My parents have been involved in the pro-life movement for decades.
- Over the last six months, I have had numerous conversations with pro-life democrats.
- During the 1980s a militant wing of the pro-life movement had attempted to close clinics by direct action.
- The support of violence is not compatible with being in the pro-life movement.
- Abortion clinics opened and did a thriving business, even in the face of much pro-life mayhem.
- Their opposition to a pro-life referendum in the Republic displays this.
- In refusing to deal with these questions, feminism has become an ally of the pro-life movement.
- Even some members of the pro-life movement found the organisation's behaviour disturbing.
- I believe what accounts for this is the purity of the pro-life movement's cause.
- The pro-life movement does not hide behind deceptive language but rather sheds light on the truth.
- Therapeutic cloning is backed by medical charities and the government but opposed by pro-life groups.
- His comments are likely to stir opposition from pro-life groups, who say it is unethical to create an unborn child for research.

单词	pro-life
释义	Definition of pro-life in English: pro-life adjective prəʊˈlʌɪfproʊˈlaɪf Opposing abortion and euthanasia. she is a pro-life activist Example sentencesExamples The pro-life movement does not hide behind deceptive language but rather sheds light on the truth. Therapeutic cloning is backed by medical charities and the government but opposed by pro-life groups. My parents have been involved in the pro-life movement for decades. In refusing to deal with these questions, feminism has become an ally of the pro-life movement. The support of violence is not compatible with being in the pro-life movement. It continues to amaze me how the same organizations that are pro-life are maddeningly pro-capital punishment. During the 1980s a militant wing of the pro-life movement had attempted to close clinics by direct action. Even some members of the pro-life movement found the organisation's behaviour disturbing. Abortion clinics opened and did a thriving business, even in the face of much pro-life mayhem. I believe what accounts for this is the purity of the pro-life movement's cause. Roberts is a devout Catholic and is married to an ardent pro-life activist. I would not argue for the pro-life position based on this, because you don't know. If pro-life activists get their way and abortion is once again made illegal, my life along with many others could be ruined. Over the last six months, I have had numerous conversations with pro-life democrats. This problem of the efficacy of natural law is strategically important to the pro-life movement. His comments are likely to stir opposition from pro-life groups, who say it is unethical to create an unborn child for research. When extremist pro-life individuals and groups burn down abortion clinics, is that not an act of terrorism? I don't think it was pro-life propaganda, but I do believe that it could be easily used by pro-life propagandists. Their opposition to a pro-life referendum in the Republic displays this. The pro-life movement will inform the European Union of anything which we do not think is ethical. Derivatives pro-lifer noun prəʊˈlʌɪfəproʊˈlaɪfər The big question is whether Bush, a pro-lifer himself, is secure enough with social conservatives to take this risk. Example sentencesExamples One of the perennial issues among pro-lifers is whether one is justified in promoting some legal restrictions on abortion that are short of the types of laws that pro-lifers would like to see. He alarmed pro-choice activists by stating that the Democratic Party needed to be more ‘inclusive’ of pro-lifers. While the pro-choice movement has strongly opposed the Bush administration, pro-lifers are somewhat divided over the degree of support they are likely to receive from the president. Soon after, my friend received a call from someone he knew at one of the choice groups, expressing their displeasure because the attorney general had appointed a good lawyer to represent the pro-lifers. Rhymes fife, Fyfe, knife, life, rife, still-life, strife, wife Definition of pro-life in US English: pro-life adjectiveproʊˈlaɪfprōˈlīf Opposing abortion and euthanasia. she is a pro-life activist Compare with pro-choice Example sentencesExamples If pro-life activists get their way and abortion is once again made illegal, my life along with many others could be ruined. Roberts is a devout Catholic and is married to an ardent pro-life activist. I would not argue for the pro-life position based on this, because you don't know. When extremist pro-life individuals and groups burn down abortion clinics, is that not an act of terrorism? The pro-life movement will inform the European Union of anything which we do not think is ethical. It continues to amaze me how the same organizations that are pro-life are maddeningly pro-capital punishment. I don't think it was pro-life propaganda, but I do believe that it could be easily used by pro-life propagandists. This problem of the efficacy of natural law is strategically important to the pro-life movement. My parents have been involved in the pro-life movement for decades. Over the last six months, I have had numerous conversations with pro-life democrats. During the 1980s a militant wing of the pro-life movement had attempted to close clinics by direct action. The support of violence is not compatible with being in the pro-life movement. Abortion clinics opened and did a thriving business, even in the face of much pro-life mayhem. Their opposition to a pro-life referendum in the Republic displays this. In refusing to deal with these questions, feminism has become an ally of the pro-life movement. Even some members of the pro-life movement found the organisation's behaviour disturbing. I believe what accounts for this is the purity of the pro-life movement's cause. The pro-life movement does not hide behind deceptive language but rather sheds light on the truth. Therapeutic cloning is backed by medical charities and the government but opposed by pro-life groups. His comments are likely to stir opposition from pro-life groups, who say it is unethical to create an unborn child for research.
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