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Venter (Noun)

The womb; "`in venter' is legal terminology for `conceived but not yet born'".

Nouns denoting body parts.

The lawyer argued that the fetus in venter should have the same inheritance rights as already-born children.
The court ruled that the unborn child in venter was entitled to a share of the estate.
In venter, the fetus is protected by law and entitled to certain rights and privileges.
The will specifically mentioned the child in venter, providing for their education and well-being.
The legal concept of in venter recognizes the fetus as a separate entity from the mother.

A bulging body part (as the belly of a muscle).

Nouns denoting body parts.

The venter of the muscle was visibly swollen due to overuse.
Her doctor warned her that a weakened venter in her abdominal muscle could lead to further complications.
After a few months of regular exercise, the venter of his bicep was more defined.
The anatomical diagram highlighted the venter of the muscle as the area most prone to strain.
A prominent venter in the quadriceps muscle is a common trait among professional athletes.

The region of the body of a vertebrate between the thorax and the pelvis.

Nouns denoting body parts.

The surgeon carefully made an incision in the venter to access the internal organs.
The muscular venter of the frog was clearly visible through its semi-transparent skin.
The venter of the fish was a vibrant shade of pink, distinguishing it from other species.
During the autopsy, the pathologist examined the venter for signs of injury or disease.
The venter of the embryo was still developing, but the doctor could already see the formation of major organs.

A speaker who expresses or gives vent to a personal opinion or grievance.

Nouns denoting people.

The politician became a venter for the frustrations of her constituents, using her platform to express their concerns.
As a venter for the community, the local activist spoke out against the proposed development project.
The blogger had become a venter for people who felt marginalized by the mainstream media.
The talk show host was known for being a venter for celebrities who wanted to share their side of the story.
The whistleblower became a venter for the employees who were too afraid to speak out against the company's wrongdoing.