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social infertility

social infertility noun: the inability to have children because of social factors, such as lack of financial resources or failure to meet a suitable partner.

Noun

social infertility (uncountable)

  1. The inability to have children because of social factors, such as lack of financial resources or failure to meet a suitable partner.

Questions about social infertility

What does social infertility mean?
Social infertility means the inability to have children because of social factors, such as lack of financial resources or failure to meet a suitable partner.
What part of speech is social infertility?
Social infertility is a noun.

Words near social infertility in the dictionary

  1. social history
  2. social housing
  3. social hygiene
  4. social immunity
  5. social imperialism
  6. social infertility
  7. social informatics
  8. social insect
  9. social insects
  10. social insurance
  11. social insurance number

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