full-term

[US]/[fʊl tɜːm]/

[UK]/[fʊl tɜːrm]/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.The period of gestation after 37 weeks of pregnancy.; A pregnancy lasting 37 to 40 weeks.
adj.Lasting the full period; complete.

full-term pregnancy

full-term birth

full-term baby

a full-term

full-term gestation

delivering full-term

full-term length

full-term status

full-term period

full-term outcome

the hospital successfully delivered a full-term baby.

she was thrilled to learn she was carrying a full-term pregnancy.

the doctor confirmed it was a full-term, healthy baby.

after 40 weeks, she finally gave birth to a full-term infant.

the study focused on the outcomes of full-term pregnancies.

he was born a full-term baby weighing seven pounds.

the nursery is equipped to care for full-term newborns.

a full-term gestation period is typically around 40 weeks.

the risk of complications is lower with a full-term birth.

they celebrated the arrival of their full-term child.

the pediatrician examined the full-term baby at birth.

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