postterm
ˈpoʊsttɜːrm
Definition

Definition of postterm - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
time periodRarehappening after a specified term or periodRare
  • The postterm evaluation was scheduled for next month.
2.
pregnancyTECH.beyond the usual period of gestationTECH.
  • The baby was born postterm at 42 weeks.
late-term overdue
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Origin of postterm

Latin, post (after) + terminus (end)

Examples of postterm in a sentence

  • Postterm assessments are crucial for project success.
  • The doctor monitored the postterm pregnancy closely.
  • Postterm births can sometimes lead to complications.

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  1. French:postérieur, post-terme, ...
  2. German:nach der Frist, überfällig, ...
  3. Italian:dopo il termine, post-termine, ...
  4. Spanish:postérmino, fuera de término, ...
  5. Portuguese:pós-termo, além do termo, ...
  6. Chinese:期后, 超期的, ...
  7. Japanese:期間後, 過期の, ...
  8. Arabic:ما بَعْد المُدَّة, مُتَأَخِّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁלְאַחַר הַתְּקוּפָה, מְאוּחָר, ...
  10. Russian:после срока, переношенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:після певного періоду, післястроковий, ...
  12. Hindi:पोस्टटर्म, अतिगर्भकालीन, ...

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