Synonyms for contraception
ˌkɒn trəˈsɛp ʃəncon·tra·cep·tion

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1. contraception, contraceptive methodnoun

   birth control by the use of devices (diaphragm or intrauterine device or condom) or drugs or surgery

   Synonyms:
   contraceptive method

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1. List of paraphrases for "contraception":

   contraceptive, pregnancy

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1. Demetre Daskalakis:

   I'm feeling like I live somewhere in the '60s, talking about contraception and sometimes I can imagine deleting the word 'HIV' and saying 'unwanted pregnancy,' i think there is a lot of what's called 'slut shaming' in the Truvada story, but it's the exact analogy of what happened in the '60s with birth control. I mean, we've been living 30 years with the dogma that says the only way to be safe -- to prevent HIV infection -- is using condoms or abstinence.

2. Gaetan Mooto:

   There is a male chauvinistic culture which says: 'I will decide in the place of the woman', even when women have the money for contraception, they don't have the control over their own bodies.

3. Christina Gorsuch:

   We weren't planning to welcome a baby this soon, but nature found a way and ignored our calendar, most forms of contraception, in hippos or humans, is not 100 % reliable.

4. The ACLU:

   We have heard reports that Catholic bishops are prohibiting Catholic charities from allowing teens in their care to access critical services like contraception and abortion- even if the teenager has been raped on her journey to the United States or in a detention facility.

5. Gilda Sedgh:

   More women living in countries with the most restrictive abortion laws have an unmet need for contraception - that is, they want to avoid getting pregnant but are not using a method of family planning - than women in countries with more liberal laws, and this adds to the incidence of abortion in countries with restrictive laws.