wean|weaned|weaning|weans in English

verb

[wɪːn]

break away from something one is accustomed to (i.e. a habit, nursing, etc.)

Use "wean|weaned|weaning|weans" in a sentence

1. English words for Awat include weaned, weaning of a child, separation of the combatants and separated

2. Contented like a weaned child

3. * Stay at home until you wean him.

4. Early weaned animals are more susceptible to Coccidiosis than those weaned at a later date.

5. Weaning should be a gradual process.

6. You know him personally , you wean?

7. You must wean yourself from smoking.

8. I'm weaning myself off them.

9. She tried to wean him from playing football.

10. Lactation normally continues until weaning.

11. Arts and Culture Scottish word of the week: Weans and Bairns WITH the countdown to Christmas well underway, parents across the country have started hunting down gifts for their ‘weans’.

12. When to wean is a personal decision.

13. When to Wean Bottle fed Goat Kids

14. The doctor tried to wean her off sleeping pills.

15. The hospital managed to wean her off the drug.

16. Then we'll wean him out of the coma...

17. She tried to wean his husband from gambling.

18. I now wean them on to prepared food.

19. She tried to wean him away from football.

20. I was weaned on inter-agency noncooperation.

21. How should patients with prolonged weaning failure be managed?

22. They are weaned around 49 to 63 days.

23. 4 Leopard cubs are weaned at three months.

24. Biotypes 3- and 8, accounting for 35.5 and 7.1% of AEEC strains in weaned diarrheic rabbits, respectively, were not detected in weaned healthy rabbits, while biotype 2 was the predominant strain in weaned healthy rabbits (62.3%).

25. It's difficult to wean an addict off cocaine once they're hooked.