Synonyms for full-term
full-term

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1. term, full termadjective

   the end of gestation or point at which birth is imminent

   "a healthy baby born at full term"

   Synonyms:
   terminus, terminal figure, condition, full term, term

   Antonyms:
   premature

2. full-termadjective

   gestated for the entire duration of normal pregnancy

   "a healthy full-term baby"

   Antonyms:
   premature

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1. Wanda Barfield:

   The successes of modern technology can only go so far. There is still high burden of premature birth, they're not just small babies; their entire organ systems are immature (and) until they are full-term they run risks of complication.

2. Eric Byrd:

   As most people know, Bibi's first baby, Fiona, was born six weeks premature and wouldn't have survived without the intervention of her human caregivers, we are hoping for a full-term pregnancy and will be doing everything we can to support Bibi.

3. Brittany Young:

   I've been in shock for the last couple of days, because I didn't expect a full-term baby.

4. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer:

   The chancellor and the government are elected for a full term and citizens are right to expect that they take this mandate seriously, speaking for myself, I can rule out that I am working in my own interest for a change.

5. Kate Andersen:

   Usually the first lady of a one-term president comes to his side publicly. President Ford served less than a full term and Betty Ford actually stepped in to read President Ford concession letter to Carter when President Ford lost in 1976.