Synonym: hatched, acquired. Similar words: suborn, born of, corn, horn, scorn, morning, attorney, labor. Meaning: [bɔːn] n. British nuclear physicist (born in Germany) honored for his contributions to quantum mechanics (1882-1970). adj. 1. brought into existence 2. being talented through inherited qualities.
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(151) The book doesn't say where he was born.
(152) The baby was born by caesarean.
(153) Our plan must be born forth.
(154) I was born in the northeast.
(155) She acted with a courage born of desperation.
(156) He's a romantic at heart, a born adventurer.
(157) Watching your baby being born is a mind-blowing experience.
(158) Caitlin was born with a life-threatening heart abnormality.
(159) He was born and bred in Boston.
(160) I was born and raised in Alabama.
(161) The toll of babies born with AIDS is rising.
(162) Her baby was born on 4th December.
(163) The baby was born exactly on its due date.
(164) She was born in the fifties.
(165) I was born and bred in Liverpool.
(166) He's a Parisian born and bred.
(167) She was born Jenny Harvey on June 11, 1946.
(168) One-third of all children are born into single-parent families.
(168) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
(169) Just refresh my memory: were you born in York?
(170) This all happened long before you were born.
(171) Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12 th, 1809.
(172) She was born in the twenties.
(173) His qualities mark him out as a born leader.
(174) George was born to an enslaved African mother.
(175) He was born to be a great composer.
(176) You must have been born under a lucky star!
(177) Most animals are soft and fluffy when first born.
(178) He was born and bred a gentleman.
(179) Babies are born with very little control over their movements.
(180) The theory is based on the hypothesis that all men are born equal.
More similar words: suborn, born of, corn, horn, scorn, morning, attorney, labor, bored, border, harbor, abortion, neighbor, border on, around the corner, elaborate, laboratory, neighboring, laboriously, neighborhood, collaboration.