Second Birth

American  

noun

Theology.

1. spiritual rebirth.

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Etymology

Origin of Second Birth

First recorded in 1505–15

Example Sentences

But officers found a second birth certificate, hidden in the lining of the couple's luggage.

From BBC

The second, birth tourism, is where someone arrives on a legal temporary visa with the intent to give birth.

From Washington Times

However, new lightweight carbon fiber material saw the technology make a comeback in elite sailing, and with efficient electric motors and high costs for traditional fuels it’s getting a second birth in the public transport sector, too.

From Seattle Times

Recently, Perkins said, the hospital delivered the first of 24-week twins before speeding the mother to Bolivar in time for the second birth.

From Seattle Times

“Some parents of young children may have decided to forego the second … birth because they were overwhelmed with the additional child-caring demands that emerged during the pandemic, such as the need to homeschool their children.”

From Seattle Times