Definition of anovulant in English:

anovulant

adjectiveaˈnɒvjʊl(ə)ntəˈnävyələnt

Medicine

(chiefly of a drug) preventing ovulation.
（多指药物）抑制排卵的
Example sentencesExamples
- In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention.
- At the midpoint of the last century science produced the anovulant pill, which quickly gained worldwide attention and widespread use.
- The oral anovulant contraceptive pill had been developed privately with her assistance.
- In the 1960s, the Church faced increasing pressure regarding the use of contraceptive means with the marketing of the anovulant pill.
- A renewed challenge to the Church's teaching came with the approval of the anovulant pill in 1960.

nounaˈnɒvjʊl(ə)ntəˈnävyələnt

Medicine

An anovulant drug.
抑制排卵药物
Example sentencesExamples
- For these reasons, the therapeutic use of anovulants is not an act that would violate the first condition of the principle of the double effect.
- The common factor is that all these are anovulants and therefore are equally good at stopping ectopics and intrauterine conceptions.
- Depo-Provera is a brilliantly effective anovulant if the injections reliably occur every twelve weeks.
- Even when taking contraceptives or anovulants, the number of ovules that we ourselves can use reduces gradually.
- Papal teaching had also affirmed the licitness of using anovulants (birth control pills) to regulate the menstrual cycle so that conception might be avoided more successfully by couples practicing the rhythm method of contraception.

Origin

1960s: from an-¹ + ovul(ation) + -ant.

Definition of anovulant in US English:

anovulant

adjectiveəˈnävyələnt

Medicine

(chiefly of a drug) preventing ovulation.
（多指药物）抑制排卵的
Example sentencesExamples
- The oral anovulant contraceptive pill had been developed privately with her assistance.
- At the midpoint of the last century science produced the anovulant pill, which quickly gained worldwide attention and widespread use.
- In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention.
- A renewed challenge to the Church's teaching came with the approval of the anovulant pill in 1960.
- In the 1960s, the Church faced increasing pressure regarding the use of contraceptive means with the marketing of the anovulant pill.

nounəˈnävyələnt

Medicine

An anovulant drug.
抑制排卵药物
Example sentencesExamples
- For these reasons, the therapeutic use of anovulants is not an act that would violate the first condition of the principle of the double effect.
- Depo-Provera is a brilliantly effective anovulant if the injections reliably occur every twelve weeks.
- Papal teaching had also affirmed the licitness of using anovulants (birth control pills) to regulate the menstrual cycle so that conception might be avoided more successfully by couples practicing the rhythm method of contraception.
- Even when taking contraceptives or anovulants, the number of ovules that we ourselves can use reduces gradually.
- The common factor is that all these are anovulants and therefore are equally good at stopping ectopics and intrauterine conceptions.

Origin

1960s: from an- + ovul(ation) + -ant.

单词	anovulant
释义	Definition of anovulant in English: anovulant adjectiveaˈnɒvjʊl(ə)ntəˈnävyələnt Medicine (chiefly of a drug) preventing ovulation. （多指药物）抑制排卵的 Example sentencesExamples In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention. At the midpoint of the last century science produced the anovulant pill, which quickly gained worldwide attention and widespread use. The oral anovulant contraceptive pill had been developed privately with her assistance. In the 1960s, the Church faced increasing pressure regarding the use of contraceptive means with the marketing of the anovulant pill. A renewed challenge to the Church's teaching came with the approval of the anovulant pill in 1960. nounaˈnɒvjʊl(ə)ntəˈnävyələnt Medicine An anovulant drug. 抑制排卵药物 Example sentencesExamples For these reasons, the therapeutic use of anovulants is not an act that would violate the first condition of the principle of the double effect. The common factor is that all these are anovulants and therefore are equally good at stopping ectopics and intrauterine conceptions. Depo-Provera is a brilliantly effective anovulant if the injections reliably occur every twelve weeks. Even when taking contraceptives or anovulants, the number of ovules that we ourselves can use reduces gradually. Papal teaching had also affirmed the licitness of using anovulants (birth control pills) to regulate the menstrual cycle so that conception might be avoided more successfully by couples practicing the rhythm method of contraception. Origin 1960s: from an-¹ + ovul(ation) + -ant. Definition of anovulant in US English: anovulant adjectiveəˈnävyələnt Medicine (chiefly of a drug) preventing ovulation. （多指药物）抑制排卵的 Example sentencesExamples The oral anovulant contraceptive pill had been developed privately with her assistance. At the midpoint of the last century science produced the anovulant pill, which quickly gained worldwide attention and widespread use. In the 1950's there began to be developed an anovulant pill, which was found capable of being used as a pre-coital type of artificial birth prevention. A renewed challenge to the Church's teaching came with the approval of the anovulant pill in 1960. In the 1960s, the Church faced increasing pressure regarding the use of contraceptive means with the marketing of the anovulant pill. nounəˈnävyələnt Medicine An anovulant drug. 抑制排卵药物 Example sentencesExamples For these reasons, the therapeutic use of anovulants is not an act that would violate the first condition of the principle of the double effect. Depo-Provera is a brilliantly effective anovulant if the injections reliably occur every twelve weeks. Papal teaching had also affirmed the licitness of using anovulants (birth control pills) to regulate the menstrual cycle so that conception might be avoided more successfully by couples practicing the rhythm method of contraception. Even when taking contraceptives or anovulants, the number of ovules that we ourselves can use reduces gradually. The common factor is that all these are anovulants and therefore are equally good at stopping ectopics and intrauterine conceptions. Origin 1960s: from an- + ovul(ation) + -ant.
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