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miscarriage Noun 1. spontaneous premature expulsion of a fetus from the womb, esp. before the 20th week of pregnancy 2. an act of mismanagement or failure: a miscarriage of justice
Miscarriage of justices: company of judges of magistrates—Daily Telegraph, 28 June, 1984. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
miscarriage noun 1. spontaneous abortion, still birth Translations 1 in pregnancy, the loss of the baby from the womb before it is able to survive. miskraam إجْهاض عَفَوي помятане potrat abort die Fehlgeburt αποβολή aborto nurisünnitus سقط جنین غیر عمدی keskenmeno fausse couche הַפָּלָה गर्भपात pobačaj (el)vetélés keguguran kandungan fósturlát aborto 流産 유산 persileidimas priekšlaicīgas dzemdības; spontāns aborts keguguran miskraam spontan abort poronienie aborto avort, pierdere a sarcinii выкидыш potrat splav pobačaj missfall การแท้งบุตร (คำทางการ) çocuk düşürme, düşük yapma 小產, 流產 викидень اسقاط حمل sự xảy thai (孕妇的)小产, 流产 2 a failure a miscarriage of justice geregtelike dwaling فَشَل، خَطَأ неуспех justiční omyl justitsmord der Fehlspruch αποτυχία, δικαστική πλάνη error äpardus شکست epäonnistuminen erreur, échec כִּישָׁלוֹן नाकामी neuspjeh kudarc kegagalan mistök; réttarmorð fallimento 失敗 실수, 실책 klaida kļūda kegagalan het falen justismord pomyłka erro eşec; eroare ошибка justičný omyl neuspeh greška justitiemord ความล้มเหลว adlî hata, başarısızlık 失敗 невдача; помилка ناکامی sự thất bại 失败 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Monsieur Stangerson was loud in his denunciation of this miscarriage of justice. The circumstances which may have led to any national miscarriage or misfortune are sometimes so complicated that, where there are a number of actors who may have had different degrees and kinds of agency, though we may clearly see upon the whole that there has been mismanagement, yet it may be impracticable to pronounce to whose account the evil which may have been incurred is truly chargeable. Often and often has the Iron Heel been dumbfounded by the miscarriage of its plans and operations against us. |
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