Noun:

ઑબ્સ્ટેટ્રિશિયન, ડાઇ, મિડવાઇફ,

midwifed's Usage Examples:

Idris named Ocheja a member/secretary of the transition committee that midwifed the transfer of power from Prince Abubakar Audu to his government.

Smellie taught and midwifed until 1759, in which year he retired and returned to his hometown of Lanark.

That (sub)cultural renewal is embodied in the kind of music midwifed by Strata-East.

Johnson at Opportunity, and Alain Locke in Washington were the people who midwifed the so-called New Negro Literature into being.

She organized travelers, herded cattle, prepared meals, and midwifed while caring for her own children.

Since inception, the programme has midwifed 3,900 enterprises but needs enhancement to ensure sustainability.

His Christian interest was midwifed by his grandmother, Princess Olga.

challenge” and tried to reposition NERC after a two-year period of controversy, midwifed by the suspension and then removal of the first Board of Commissioners.

1994/1995 National Constitutional Conference COMMISSION that organised and midwifed the National Conference itself.

International mediators midwifed the formation of a Transitional Government of National Unity (GUNT), comprising.

and head of the federal public service that implemented the policies and midwifed the successful transition to civil rule in 1999.

"Missing in Action": How a propaganda goof by Richard Nixon"s administration midwifed an urban legend that scarred American foreign policy and domestic politics.