pronatalist

[proh-nay-tal-ist]

adjective

1. relating to or demonstrating pronatalism.

noun

plural

pronatalists 

1. an advocate of pronatalism.

Example Sentences

The bro-natalists, and even many pronatalist abortion opponents, generally support IVF; some on the tech side also favor significant genetic testing to essentially maximize embryos not just for health but for things like intelligence and other characteristics, walking toward what feels to many on the anti-abortion right—and some on the left—like a designer-baby dystopia.

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Conservative Christians, like televangelist and former presidential candidate Pat Robertson, took pronatalist positions too.

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Now, finding an effective pronatalist solution seems even harder for Republicans.

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RRM strategies seem tailor-made to create common ground between conservatives who identify as pronatalist.

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Now, the DOD partnership and its inherent link to Thiel—who has funded anti-abortion candidates, and invests in alt-right, pronatalist projects—feels “like a betrayal.”

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