Definition of procreation in English:

procreation

noun prəʊkrɪənˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The production of offspring; reproduction.
in general animals copulate purely for the purpose of procreation
human procreation
Example sentencesExamples
- Regarding procreation as a sin, he never married.
- Procreation becomes every woman's destiny and every man's responsibility, regardless of circumstances.
- Marriage, however, which provided the normal context for the procreation of children, is more accessible to us.
- Overpopulation has led to harshly enforced limitations on procreation.
- In our culture at this time, procreation is not understood to be an essential part of what it is to be married.
- Anxieties about procreation came to pervade the handbooks and medical literature that dealt with marital sex.
- Overpopulation demands that no rational government provide economic incentives for further procreation.
- These magnificent animals were remarkably efficient at both procreation and survival.
- In the west, birth control changed marriage from an institution for procreation to one that celebrated companionship.
- Emphasis on motherhood and the family served state goals of procreation and stability.

Definition of procreation in US English:

procreation

nounˌprōkrēˈāSH(ə)nˌproʊkriˈeɪʃ(ə)n

The production of offspring; reproduction.
in general animals copulate purely for the purpose of procreation
human procreation
Example sentencesExamples
- Marriage, however, which provided the normal context for the procreation of children, is more accessible to us.
- Regarding procreation as a sin, he never married.
- Anxieties about procreation came to pervade the handbooks and medical literature that dealt with marital sex.
- In the west, birth control changed marriage from an institution for procreation to one that celebrated companionship.
- These magnificent animals were remarkably efficient at both procreation and survival.
- Procreation becomes every woman's destiny and every man's responsibility, regardless of circumstances.
- In our culture at this time, procreation is not understood to be an essential part of what it is to be married.
- Overpopulation demands that no rational government provide economic incentives for further procreation.
- Overpopulation has led to harshly enforced limitations on procreation.
- Emphasis on motherhood and the family served state goals of procreation and stability.

单词	procreation
释义	Definition of procreation in English: procreation noun prəʊkrɪənˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The production of offspring; reproduction. in general animals copulate purely for the purpose of procreation human procreation Example sentencesExamples Regarding procreation as a sin, he never married. Procreation becomes every woman's destiny and every man's responsibility, regardless of circumstances. Marriage, however, which provided the normal context for the procreation of children, is more accessible to us. Overpopulation has led to harshly enforced limitations on procreation. In our culture at this time, procreation is not understood to be an essential part of what it is to be married. Anxieties about procreation came to pervade the handbooks and medical literature that dealt with marital sex. Overpopulation demands that no rational government provide economic incentives for further procreation. These magnificent animals were remarkably efficient at both procreation and survival. In the west, birth control changed marriage from an institution for procreation to one that celebrated companionship. Emphasis on motherhood and the family served state goals of procreation and stability. Definition of procreation in US English: procreation nounˌprōkrēˈāSH(ə)nˌproʊkriˈeɪʃ(ə)n The production of offspring; reproduction. in general animals copulate purely for the purpose of procreation human procreation Example sentencesExamples Marriage, however, which provided the normal context for the procreation of children, is more accessible to us. Regarding procreation as a sin, he never married. Anxieties about procreation came to pervade the handbooks and medical literature that dealt with marital sex. In the west, birth control changed marriage from an institution for procreation to one that celebrated companionship. These magnificent animals were remarkably efficient at both procreation and survival. Procreation becomes every woman's destiny and every man's responsibility, regardless of circumstances. In our culture at this time, procreation is not understood to be an essential part of what it is to be married. Overpopulation demands that no rational government provide economic incentives for further procreation. Overpopulation has led to harshly enforced limitations on procreation. Emphasis on motherhood and the family served state goals of procreation and stability.
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