be born
Verb
Meaning
come into existence through birth
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She was born on a farm
According to the twins' parents, they knew the girl would be born first.
According to official data by the UNICEF, who released these statistics Wednesday, Indian newborns will account for 17 per cent of the estimated 392,078 babies to be born globally on New Year’s Day 2020.
Anyone lucky enough to be born in Australia knows that life here is governed by a strict set of rules and regulations.
As Dr. McCoy once said, they seem to be born pregnant, which seems to be a time saver.
First Apology, Chapter 49 * Isaiah predicted that Jesus would be born of a virgin.