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anticontraception

Definitions

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  • adjective Opposing or forbidding contraception.

Etymologies

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anti- +‎ contraception

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Examples

  • It's this ideological grounding, tying the Quiverfull conviction to growing anticontraception efforts among abortion opponents worldwide, that makes Quiverfull arguments relevant far beyond the movement's small but growing numbers.

    Extreme Motherhood 2009

  • In the '60s he confidentially sent Pope Paul VI material that eventually became part of the anticontraception encyclical "Humanae Vitae" (page 66).

    Life, Death, And The Pope 2008

  • The doctors at the Almaty clinic told me that the rates of both abortion and maternal deaths were decreasing, further proof that our practical policy was more effective at making abortion rare than the Republicans’ more visceral anticontraception approach.

    Living History Hillary Rodham Clinton 2003

  • The doctors at the Almaty clinic told me that the rates of both abortion and maternal deaths were decreasing, further proof that our practical policy was more effective at making abortion rare than the Republicans’ more visceral anticontraception approach.

    Living History Hillary Rodham Clinton 2003

  • "Mosher, president of the Catholic anticontraception lobbyist group (cue scary music) Population Research Institute

    Anglican Mainstream 2009

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