Pronunciation: /friːbɜrθ/
noun the act of giving birth without medical assistance or intervention
A1 Freebirth is the act of giving birth without medical assistance.
A2 Some women choose freebirth as a way to have a more natural birth experience.
B1 There are risks associated with freebirth, such as lack of access to medical help in case of emergency.
B2 Freebirth advocates believe that women have the right to choose how they give birth.
C1 The debate over freebirth often centers around issues of safety and autonomy.
C2 Medical professionals caution against freebirth due to potential complications that may arise.
verb to give birth without medical assistance or intervention
A1 She wants to freebirth her baby at home.
A2 The couple decided to freebirth without medical assistance.
B1 Many women choose to freebirth as a way to have a more natural birthing experience.
B2 Despite the risks, some women feel empowered by the decision to freebirth.
C1 Medical professionals often advise against freebirthing due to potential complications.
C2 In some countries, freebirthing is illegal due to concerns about maternal and infant safety.
formal Freebirth is the practice of giving birth without the assistance of medical professionals.
informal Have you heard of freebirth? It's when women choose to have a home birth without any medical intervention.
slang Some people call freebirth 'unassisted childbirth'.
figurative In a way, freebirth symbolizes the ultimate act of self-reliance and empowerment.
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