antichoice
[an-tee-chois, an-tahy-]
- opposed to the concept that a pregnant woman has the right to choose abortion.
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Origin of antichoice
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But the anti-choice mainstream has gotten much more sophisticated.
To be sure, there are wackos on the anti-choice side, with their photos of fetuses and extreme rhetoric.
“The anti-choice folks have gotten smarter,” says Vicki Saporta, head of the National Abortion Federation.
Policy watchdog RH Reality Check deemed it “one of the most extreme pieces of anti-choice legislation in the country.”
His anti-choice credentials—critical to the religious right—have swayed to and fro like the autumn leaves in New England.
Word Origin and History for anti-choice
adj.
also antichoice, 1978; see pro-life.
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