Synonyms for sterilization
ster·il·iza·tion

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1. sterilization, sterilisationnoun

   the act of making an organism barren or infertile (unable to reproduce)

   Synonyms:
   sterilisation

2. sterilization, sterilisationnoun

   the procedure of making some object free of live bacteria or other microorganisms (usually by heat or chemical means)

   Synonyms:
   sterilisation

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1. List of paraphrases for "sterilization":

   sterilisation, disinfection, sterilizer, autoclave, sterility

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1. Sarungbam Devi:

   At the time of the sterilization, we vaccinate the dog only once and then they are released. That’s all the vaccination a stray dog gets in his lifetime and that’s not enough.

2. Kristyn Brandi:

   The pill and sterilization are our oldest forms of birth control and women are more familiar with them, so many women use what they are familiar with. However, as newer devices come unto the market and become popular, that may change.

3. Nanfu Wang:

   Every woman has almost gone through a forced abortion or forced sterilization, sometimes the babies...they were born alive, and because of the policy and her job, she had to kill them after they were born alive, and she is reallytraumatized because of that.

4. Poonam Muttreja:

   Women do need sterilization as a option of family planning, but we need it conducted properly and under hygienic conditions. The manner in which sterilization is being done in India currently is unethical, we will see a huge reduction in maternal mortality if we invest in other methods of family planning also.

5. Eesha Pandit:

   For decades sterilization was used as a way to control populations considered ‘undesirable’ — immigrants, people of color, poor people, those with mental illnesses and disabilities, tying Ms. Creel’s sentencing to her sterilization formalizes the coercion — the threat of a harsher sentence is manipulative and dangerous, and aligns with a legacy of eugenic practices through the U.S.