Pronunciation: /pjʊərˈpɪrəl/
adjective relating to or connected with childbirth
A1 The puerperal woman received care from the midwife.
A2 The doctor explained the puerperal fever symptoms to the new mother.
B1 The hospital offers specialized puerperal care for postpartum women.
B2 Puerperal sepsis is a serious complication that can occur after childbirth.
C1 The research study focused on puerperal mental health issues.
C2 The conference discussed the latest advancements in puerperal care and treatment.
formal The doctor diagnosed her with puerperal sepsis after giving birth.
informal She had puerperal fever after having her baby.
slang She's dealing with puerperal complications post-delivery.
figurative The puerperal challenges of motherhood can be overwhelming.
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