Abors

Pronunciation: /ˈeɪbɔrz/

Definitions of abors

noun a plural noun referring to the act of giving birth to offspring, particularly in animals

Example Sentences

A1 I have an abors in my backyard.

A2 The abors in the park provide shade on hot days.

B1 The abors along the street were planted years ago.

B2 The abors in the forest create a peaceful atmosphere.

C1 The abors in the botanical garden are meticulously cared for.

C2 The abors in the orchard produce delicious fruits every year.

Examples of abors in a Sentence

formal The company decided to abort the project due to budget constraints.

informal I heard they're gonna abort the mission because of bad weather.

slang They were gonna go out tonight but decided to abort last minute.

figurative She had to abort her plans when her car broke down.

Grammatical Forms of abors

• past tense: abored
• plural: abors
• comparative: more abors
• superlative: most abors
• present tense: abors
• future tense: will abor
• perfect tense: have abored
• continuous tense: is aboring
• singular: abor
• positive degree: abor
• infinitive: to abor
• gerund: aboring
• participle: abored

Origin and Evolution of abors

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'abors' is believed to have originated from Latin roots.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'abors' evolved in meaning and usage, potentially influenced by other languages or cultural shifts.