Second Birth

noun

, Theology.

1. spiritual rebirth.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Second Birth¹

First recorded in 1505–15

Example Sentences

The second, birth tourism, is where someone arrives on a legal temporary visa with the intent to give birth.

From Washington Times

However, new lightweight carbon fiber material saw the technology make a comeback in elite sailing, and with efficient electric motors and high costs for traditional fuels it’s getting a second birth in the public transport sector, too.

From Seattle Times

Recently, Perkins said, the hospital delivered the first of 24-week twins before speeding the mother to Bolivar in time for the second birth.

From Seattle Times

“Some parents of young children may have decided to forego the second … birth because they were overwhelmed with the additional child-caring demands that emerged during the pandemic, such as the need to homeschool their children.”

From Seattle Times

This is the second birth to the southern residents this year.

From Washington Post