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pro-life
adj. in favour of preserving life, esp. in opposing abortion.

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pro-lifer, n.
/proh luyf"/, adj.
opposed to legalized abortion; right-to-life. Cf. pro-choice.
[1960-65]

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pro-lifeˈ adjective
(denoting the lobby) opposing abortion, euthanasia and experimentation on human embryos
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Main Entry:pro-

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pro-life UK US adjective
believing that pregnant women should not be allowed to have an abortion
Thesaurus: pregnancy and having a babyhyponym
Derived Word: pro-lifer

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pro-life «PROH LYF», adjective.
= right-to-life. (Cf.right-to-life)
pro´-lif´er, noun.

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[prō'līf]
adj. opposing abortion and euthanasia

she is a pro-life activist. Compare with pro-choice

Derivatives:
pro-lifer n.

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/proʊˈlaıf/ adj
: opposed to abortion

the pro-life movement

The governor has taken a pro-life position. = The governor is pro-life.

— compare pro-choice
pro-lifer noun, pl -lifers [count]

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ˌpro-ˈlife f108 [pro-life] adjective usually before noun
opposed to ↑abortion

the pro-life movement

a pro-life campaigner

compare pro-choice

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pro-life, -lifer
see pro-1 5 a.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.