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aborning

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a·born·ing  (-bôrnng)
adv.
While coming into being or being created: "Our own revolutionary war almost died aborning through lack of popular support" (William Randolph Hearst, Jr.)
adj.
Coming into being or being created.

aborning [əˈbɔːnɪŋ]
adv
US while being born, developed, or realized (esp in the phrase die aborning)
[from a-2 + borning, from born]
Translations
aborning (US)
adv to die aborning (project, idea)noch vor seiner/ihrer etc Durchführung scheitern
adj to be aborningim Entstehen begriffen sein


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Negotiations between Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and coup leader Roberto Micheletti died aborning when both parties denied that the discussions brokered by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and mediated by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias were, in fact, negotiations.
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