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natality (medicine) and recrimination (iou)


natality (medicine)


natality


The birth rate; the ratio of births to the General population.

Origin: see natal


recrimination (iou)



recrimination noun. E17.
[French recrimination or medieval Latin recriminatio(n-), formed as RECRIMINATE: see -ATION.]
The action of making an accusation, esp. against an accuser. E17.
K. Ishiguro No one has ever considered Father's past something to view with recrimination.
An accusation, esp. against an accuser; an expression of reprimand or criticism. Usu. in pl. E17.
D. Leavitt Going back would mean having to listen to her recriminations and resentments.