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artificial insemination
noun
- the injection of semen into the vagina or uterus by means of a syringe or the like rather than by sexual intercourse. : AI
artificial insemination
/ är′tə-fĭsh′əl /
- The introduction of semen into the vagina or uterus without sexual contact.
Word History and Origins
Origin of artificial insemination1
Example Sentences
They’ve developed and refined techniques for sperm collection, frozen storage and artificial insemination of ocelots and other endangered cat species.
The next step is figuring out whether the frozen wild ocelot semen really can produce kittens via artificial insemination.
The only fertility intervention widely available in 1921 was artificial insemination by donor sperm, which was morally and legally fraught.
Stoking public interest in the topic, HBO recently released “Baby God,” a documentary about the offspring of a Nevada physician who without permission injected women seeking artificial insemination with his own sperm rather than that of donors.
In the 1970s, artificial insemination became a widespread tool.
Lo and behold, Jane Muslim runs to her imam for a faith check on whether she can do artificial insemination or not.
In vitro fertilization, artificial insemination, egg transplants, surrogacy, fallopian Xeroxing—I have no interest.
This week, Bill O'Reilly slammed Jennifer Aniston's new movie about a single woman who undergoes artificial insemination.
Or was he a practitioner of artificial insemination, with a rather unfortunate error to his credit?
Probably, she had arranged for artificial insemination, just to be sure.
Did any of you happen to notice whether they know anything about artificial insemination?
A large number of births are conceived by artificial insemination.
You've been using artificial insemination on the main-island Lani.
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