abort

abort a trip because of illness; abort a spaceflight; abort a takeoff.

an abort because of bad weather.

The doctor had to abort the baby.

abort plans for a corporate takeover.

They aborted the space flight finally.

the flight crew aborted the take-off.

Was melancholia often gotten crankily after abort?

The captain instructed them to abort the mission.

The rocket flight had to be aborted because of difficulties with computer.

While some of this can be explained by society—in countries like China baby boys are favoured and many unborn girls are electively aborted—there are natural processes at work.

Ovary incompletely (3 or)4-loculed, with 1 pendulous ovule per locule (if 2, then 1 aborting early), (6-)8-ribbed, ornamented, mid-sepaline ribs less distinctly raised than others;

Vanessa Bryant says the plant pilot should have aborted the flight because of the foggy conditions.

And the decision was made to abort the launch and make the emergency landing.

The new legislation will allow a fetus to be aborted until 22 weeks into the pregnancy.

So, the hardware for the how to abort demonstration for Crew Dragon will be there in October.

It's believed the pilot then aborted the landing, but couldn't recover.

We've seen the in-flight abort test, and the vehicle performed well again.

Something was overloading the computer and threatened to abort the landing.

However, it upheld Indiana's requirement that aborted fetuses be buried or cremated.

By the time the woman came to her care, her pregnancy was too far along to abort.

The woman reportedly told hospital staff that she had tried to abort her fetus herself, which led to her arrest.