Object

• fetus: Should they be able to abort a fetus of the " wrong " sex?

• fetus: The first, in the USA, was a much magnified photograph of a fetus aborted at about 12 weeks.

• dive: However, looking back we should have aborted the dive a lot earlier than we did.

• execution: The return builtin may be used to abort execution of scripts executed with the.

• baby: The image of the baby aborted at 21 weeks speaks for itself.

• pregnancy: It is not difficult to understand why women choose to abort abnormal pregnancies.

Converse of object

• find: The mind boggles.... ******************* !# Unable to find /life!# Abort / Retry / Fail?

Adjective modifier

• /life: The mind boggles.... ******************* !# Unable to find /life!# Abort / Retry / Fail?

• !#: The mind boggles.... ******************* !# Unable to find /life !# Abort / Retry / Fail?

Adjective complement

• due: The first two raids were aborted due to bad weather.

Modifying Another Word

• spontaneously: In fact most trisomies will cause fetuses to spontaneously abort.

• immediately: If there is no error clause and an error occurs the program will issue an error message and abort immediately.

• due: A problem arose during the restore process which meant the test had to be aborted due to resourcing time constraints.

• then: Guarded entries can also be useful for aborting actions in a select... then abort construct.

• not: His ox mates without fail; his cow calves and does not abort.

• n't: You ca n't abort a mare, Pa says, or you'll lose her.

Used with why or when

• when: Those functions use up all available memory and abort when GAP fails to extend its workspace.

Preposition: with

• error: Some programs go into infinite loops, some abort with a runtime error.

• message: If ' this is the case we abort with a suitable error message.

Preposition: for

• reason: A trip to do Rumbling Hole a few weeks back had been aborted for the same reason - talk about Déjà vu!