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pro–choice
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
pro–choice
(adjective)
pro–choice
/proʊ
ˈ
tʃoɪs/
adjective
pro–choice
/proʊ
ˈ
tʃoɪs/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of PRO–CHOICE
:
believing that pregnant women should have the right to choose to have an abortion
pro-choice
supporters/groups
The governor has taken a
pro-choice
position. = The governor is
pro-choice
.
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