Abortogenic

Pronunciation: /əˌbɔːrtəˈdʒɛnɪk/

Definitions of abortogenic

adjective causing or relating to the induction of abortion

Example Sentences

A1 The loud noises from the construction site were abortogenic for the baby's nap.

A2 The strong smell of the cleaning products was abortogenic for my allergies.

B1 The stressful work environment was abortogenic for her anxiety disorder.

B2 The constant pressure to meet deadlines was abortogenic for the team's morale.

C1 The toxic relationship was abortogenic for her mental health.

C2 The negative media coverage was abortogenic for the company's reputation.

Examples of abortogenic in a Sentence

formal The drug has been found to be abortogenic, posing a risk to pregnant women.

informal They discovered that the medication is abortogenic, so it's not safe for pregnant women.

slang That pill is abortogenic, so don't take it if you're expecting.

figurative His reckless behavior was like an abortogenic force, causing chaos and destruction.

Grammatical Forms of abortogenic

• past tense: abortogenized
• plural: abortogenics
• comparative: more abortogenic
• superlative: most abortogenic
• present tense: abortogenicates
• future tense: will abortogenize
• perfect tense: has abortogenized
• continuous tense: is abortogenizing
• singular: abortogenic
• positive degree: abortogenic
• infinitive: to abortogenize
• gerund: abortogenizing
• participle: abortogenized

Origin and Evolution of abortogenic

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'abortogenic' is derived from the combination of 'abort' meaning to terminate a pregnancy and 'genic' meaning producing or causing.

Evolution of the word: The term 'abortogenic' was first used in the medical field to describe substances or conditions that can induce abortion or miscarriage. Over time, the word has continued to be used in medical literature to refer to anything that can cause pregnancy loss or termination.