full-term

[ fool-turm ]

adjective

1. of or noting the entire duration of normal pregnancy.
2. serving the complete designated term of office:

   He was not a full-term president.

Example Sentences

The woman, 38, who was in the full-term of her pregnancy, was driving a car which was hit by an unmarked police car on 17 October on Kidbrooke Park Road, Eltham.

From BBC

An ectopic pregnancy is a life-threatening condition; there is no way that an ectopic pregnancy can become a full-term pregnancy.

From Salon

The skeleton of the full-term child was discovered with twine around its neck at a house in Fore Bondgate, Bishop Auckland, last month.

From BBC

The skeleton of the full-term child was discovered at a house in Fore Bondgate, Bishop Auckland, last month and Durham Police said its death was likely suspicious.

From BBC

Its own results show most of the families involved have babies born at full-term and a good birth weight, which gives those children a healthy start.

From BBC