birthed in English
she had carried him and birthed him
Use "birthed" in a sentence
1. Powerful computers birthed the fantasy of a pure disembodied intelligence.
2. Around one in four Australian babies is birthed by Caesarean section
3. Think of a Brainchild as a figurative child birthed by a brain
4. Neuro-Androgyny® A new central living myth has been birthed
5. It would also test whether a certain level of complexity birthed self - sustainability.
6. Synonyms for Born include delivered, birthed, begotten, bred, conceived, produced, created, reproduced, spawned and engendered
7. Barranco was birthed in 2001 with him as the only employee and working out of his garage
8. Accessing the Greater Glory is a prophetic summons, birthed in Israel, and revealed through divine encounter
9. "I birthed them so now [Steph] can birth and nurture their education," Ayesha Curry quipped on
10. Ufahamu: A Journal of African Studies was birthed out of the Africanist Activist Association (AAA) at UCLA in 1970
11. The vision for Created Tampa was birthed in Manila, Philippines as we served in a ministry called Samaritana
12. 24 Especially because you were birthed in the morning, when the buffaloes have to toil in the field.
13. Androgynous Keys® are focalised divine intelligence birthed from the source of creation to remember, awaken and embody Neuro-Androgyny®
14. Now, either say something to me worth my time or... go sniff out your animal and directly fuck off... back to whatever Ohio tragedy birthed you.
15. I am the shadow under the radiance of heroic spirits — Birthed of the darkness of glorious legendBerserker, Fate/Zero Berserker is a major antagonist in Fate/Zero
16. Birthed from custom Home building and finish Carpentry, Adirect has the knowledge, resources, and in-field experience to deliver the Kitchen and Bathroom Design of your dreams and budget.
17. Bourdon, aka Bumblebee in French (because we’re fancy like that,) was birthed from the idea that no moment is too small to not have a bottle of crisp, cold bubbly in the fridge
18. Even within a catalog as eclectic as Coil's, Musick is a mystifying collection, oneiric evocations of desire, decadence, dinner jazz, and dietary advice, far beyond the pale of whatever gothic industrial ambiguity birthed such a journey
19. Anthropomorphic comes from the Late Latin word anthropomorphus, which itself traces to a Greek term birthed from the roots "anthrōp-" (meaning "human being") and "-morphos" ("-morphous"). Those ancient Greek roots have given form and …
20. The Castrato is a nuanced exploration of why innumerable boys were castrated for singing between the mid-sixteenth and late-nineteenth centuries.It shows that the entire foundation of Western classical singing, culminating in bel canto, was birthed from an unlikely and historically unique set of desires, public and private, aesthetic, economic, and political.