Synonyms for teething
ˈti ðɪŋteething

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1. teething, dentition, odontiasisnoun

   the eruption through the gums of baby teeth

   Synonyms:
   teeth, dentition, odontiasis

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1. teethingnoun

   Synonyms:
   dentition

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1. teethingnoun

   Synonyms:
   dentition, odontiasis

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1. List of paraphrases for "teething":

   dentition, initial

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1. Natasha Burgert:

   Teething is not a medical problem. Teething is natural, it's important, and the vast majority of kids really do great, so, teething isn't something that parents should be worried about or something that needs tremendous action plans, however, if they do notice their kids are fussy and biting on things we can address them in many ways.

2. Ihssane Mounir:

   Does it rattle people? Yes it rattles people. Nobody likes that. Airplanes make money when they are in the air; they don't make money when they are on the ground, i haven't seen any slowdown in sales right now. These are growing and teething pains for any product.

3. Mike Salthouse:

   There will be a time period whilst all financial services and businesses sit there and work out what the opportunities are, what the risks are before re-engaging, some of the teething issues will need to be worked through.

4. James Smith:

   There's still a small chunk of firms still struggling with the changes, the bottom line is that there will continue to be a slow-burning impact of new trade frictions on The UK economy, even if the immediate teething problems have passed.

5. Kane Ray:

   Most aircraft have teething problems and in most cases these are eradicated. Very rarely, these issues cause disasters -- largely because of a culmination of factors that lead to the event.