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menstrual
adjective /ˈmen.strəl/Definition
› connected with the time when a woman menstruates: menstrual pain the menstrual cycle → See also premenstrualProcesses and stages connected with sexual reproduction
(Definition of menstrual adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- come on phrasal verb (START)
- conception noun (BABY)
- egg noun (REPRODUCTION)
- fetus noun
- foetus noun
- hot flush noun
- inseminate verb
- menopause noun
- menstrual period noun
- menstruate verb
- ovulation noun
- ovum noun
- period noun (BLOOD)
- PMS noun
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- premenstrual syndrome noun
- prepubescent adjective
- sb's biological clock is ticking (away) idiom
- sexual adjective (SEX)
- the change (of life) idiom
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