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in ven·tre sa mere /in-'ven-trē-sä-'mer, -'ven-trə-/ [Anglo-French en ventre sa mere in his/her mother's womb]: in the womb: in utero
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam-Webster. 1996.
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ventre sa mere — See en ventre sa mere … Ballentine's law dictionary
En ventre sa mere — The French phrase en ventre sa mere refers to a fetus in utero. It is commonly used in legal English.A child which is still en ventre sa mere is accepted to be a minor, provided it is subsequently born alive.The use of this concept in legal… … Wikipedia
en ventre sa mere — adj. (French) In the belly of one’s mother; unborn but in gestation. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. en ventre sa mere … Law dictionary
en ventre sa mère — en ventre sa mere adj. (French) In the belly of one’s mother; unborn but in gestation. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. en ventre sa mère … Law dictionary
en ventre sa mère — änˌvän.trəsäˈme(ə)r Etymology: Anglo French of an infant : in utero and therefore for beneficial purposes legally born * * * en ventre sa mère /ã vã tr’ sa merˈ/ (law) in his or her mother s womb. ORIGIN: Fr * * * en ventre sa mère see en prep … Useful english dictionary
in ventre sa mere — /in ventriy sa mer/ L. Fr. In his mother s womb; spoken of an unborn child … Black's law dictionary
in ventre sa mere — /in ventriy sa mer/ L. Fr. In his mother s womb; spoken of an unborn child … Black's law dictionary
en ventre sa mere — (French.) In the womb of the mother. Same as the Latin in utero matris … Ballentine's law dictionary
in ventre sa mere — In the womb of the mother … Ballentine's law dictionary
ventre — (van tr ) s. m. 1° La cavité du corps qui contient l estomac et les intestins. Avoir mal au ventre. Ventre enflé, gonflé, tendu. • Donc vous vous figurez qu une bête assommée Tienne votre fortune en son ventre enfermée ?, DU RYER Scévole, II … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
