insemination
insemination — noun
1. the process of placing sperm into a female reproductive system so that an egg ca
the process of placing sperm into a female reproductive system so that an egg can be fertilized, whether through natural mating or through medical techniques
The clinic offers artificial insemination for couples who have trouble conceiving naturally.
collocation: artificial insemination
Veterinarians use artificial insemination to improve the genetic quality of dairy cows.
After several failed attempts, Mia finally became pregnant through artificial insemination.
Many farmers prefer artificial insemination because it reduces the risk of disease among livestock.
Ramón sent his prize mare to a stud farm for natural insemination last spring.
用法筆記
The phrase artificial insemination is far more common in everyday speech than insemination alone. In clinical records, the word may appear as a countable noun (e.g., 'she received three inseminations over six months').