Preconception Definition

prēkən-sĕpshən
preconceptions
noun
preconceptions
The act of preconceiving.
Webster's New World
An opinion or conception formed in advance of adequate knowledge or experience, especially a prejudice or bias.
American Heritage
A preconceived idea or opinion.
Webster's New World
Bias.
Webster's New World

A prejudice that prevents rational consideration of an issue.

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Other Word Forms of Preconception

Noun

Singular:
preconception
Plural:
preconceptions

Preconception Sentence Examples

  • The text covers a wide range of topics dealing with pregnancy and it sets the scene for each stage, beginning with preconception.

  • Women with diabetes should have preconception counseling with a perinatologist.

  • Preconception gender selection methods you can try with your partner at home are based on creating an environment that favors either the X or the Y sperm and encourages that particular type of sperm to fertilize the egg.

  • By following a good preconception nutrition program, you may increase your chances for a healthier pregnancy and baby.

  • Preconception gender selection may be good for society or bad...the debate is ongoing.

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Words Starting With

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NONION

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13 Letter Words13 Letter Words Starting With P13 Letter Words Ending With N