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Synonyms for trimester
traɪˈmɛs tər, ˈtraɪ mɛs-trimester

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Princeton's WordNet

  1. trimesternoun

    a period of three months; especially one of the three three-month periods into which human pregnancy is divided

  2. trimesternoun

    one of three divisions of an academic year

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  1. List of paraphrases for "trimester":

    quarter, trimestre

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  1. Dana Dabelea:

    A diet characterized by higher energy intake( and) less healthy food consumed during pregnancy is associated with having a baby that has higher adiposity at birth, women who exercise more during pregnancy, especially in the third trimester, have babies that have a lower adiposity at birth.

  2. Shannon Bagly Busby:

    So they come to us wanting one thing, but they get all of these other services that are offered to them, they can have sonograms, they have baby boutiques, earn where you learn, that goes anywhere from teaching them about the first trimester to money management.

  3. Tatiana Anderson:

    If you smoke in the three months before pregnancy and quit by the end of the first trimester, you have more than a 50 % greater risk of SUID compared to nonsmokers.

  4. Georges Benjamin:

    That was good, to see that percentage of women getting first trimester prenatal care is up, we look at the whole range of maternal-child health care as a great barometer of access to care, because there has been an emphasis over many years of making sure that women and children -- even low-income women and children -- get access to health care.

  5. Ant Anstead:

    I told him right before I told the kids, i waited after the first trimester to tell them to make sure everything was OK.


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