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Definition of abortionist in English: abortionistnoun əˈbɔːʃ(ə)nɪstəˈbɔrʃənəst derogatory A person who carries out abortions. Example sentencesExamples - It is this lack of knowledge that makes pregnant young girls turn to illegal abortionists.
- In 1803 the law changed and abortion became a criminal offence from the time of conception with penalties of up to life imprisonment for both the pregnant woman and the abortionist.
- Australian women, particularly working-class women - unable to pay the high fees that qualified doctors charged for illegal abortions - faced terrible risks at the hands of backyard abortionists, police and official authorities.
- It just haunted me that people could get to a place where bombing clinics or shooting abortionists is seen as anything other than an atrocity.
- I can tell you what will happen - these young girls will ultimately either go nowhere and end up pregnant, and end up in some backyard abortionist having an abortion carried out in un-sterile conditions.
- A woman might well conceal her condition for four or five months and procure an abortion, at the actual climax of which the abortionist might be prudently absent.
- A 1923 French law increased penalties for abortion to imprisonment for abortionists and their clients.
- With no access to legal, safe abortion, they resort to the army of backstreet abortionists.
- Throughout the period, many women continued to procure abortions despite the risks, and juries often refused to convict abortionists, indicating continued public acceptance of the practice.
- In an interview, a doctor in Medellin, Colombia, said that while he offered safe, if secret, abortions, many abortionists did not.
- All three are abortionists who specialize in late abortions.
- The drama, which focuses on a backstreet abortionist, was crowned British film of the year, while its star, Imelda Staunton, took the best actress accolade.
Rhymes contortionist, extortionist Definition of abortionist in US English: abortionistnounəˈbôrSHənəstəˈbɔrʃənəst derogatory A person who carries out abortions (typically applied to someone not working in a hospital, or used to convey disapproval of abortion). Example sentencesExamples - Throughout the period, many women continued to procure abortions despite the risks, and juries often refused to convict abortionists, indicating continued public acceptance of the practice.
- The drama, which focuses on a backstreet abortionist, was crowned British film of the year, while its star, Imelda Staunton, took the best actress accolade.
- In 1803 the law changed and abortion became a criminal offence from the time of conception with penalties of up to life imprisonment for both the pregnant woman and the abortionist.
- It is this lack of knowledge that makes pregnant young girls turn to illegal abortionists.
- All three are abortionists who specialize in late abortions.
- In an interview, a doctor in Medellin, Colombia, said that while he offered safe, if secret, abortions, many abortionists did not.
- A woman might well conceal her condition for four or five months and procure an abortion, at the actual climax of which the abortionist might be prudently absent.
- Australian women, particularly working-class women - unable to pay the high fees that qualified doctors charged for illegal abortions - faced terrible risks at the hands of backyard abortionists, police and official authorities.
- A 1923 French law increased penalties for abortion to imprisonment for abortionists and their clients.
- It just haunted me that people could get to a place where bombing clinics or shooting abortionists is seen as anything other than an atrocity.
- I can tell you what will happen - these young girls will ultimately either go nowhere and end up pregnant, and end up in some backyard abortionist having an abortion carried out in un-sterile conditions.
- With no access to legal, safe abortion, they resort to the army of backstreet abortionists.
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