miscarriage in the PONS Dictionary

miscarriage Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a miscarriage of justice
sudska zabluda
a miscarriage of justice
nepravda

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A pregnant woman's elevated blood lead level can lead to miscarriage, prematurity, low birth weight, and problems with development during childhood.
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The second is a secretary who suffers a miscarriage.
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Despite a subsequent miscarriage, the couple decided to marry.
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He left her after she faked a pregnancy and miscarriage.
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Another seventh month pregnant woman suffered a miscarriage.
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This loss was only worsened by the fact that all her other pregnancies would end in miscarriages.
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She suffered several miscarriages and remained childless until her late twenties.
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He teaches in the general area of crime, justice and society and in his specialist area of miscarriages of justice.
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She suffered a miscarriage upon returning home, attributed by some sources to the strain involved in reaching the highest notes.
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She tells him, however, that she had a miscarriage.
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