Stillbirth (noun)

1. The birth of a fetus that has died in the uterus before or during delivery.
2. The loss of a fetus that has not survived to the point of viability.

Origin:

Derived from the old english words 'stille' and 'byrth', meaning 'silent birth'. first recorded in english in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The stillbirth was a devastating event for the parents, who had looked forward to welcoming a new life into the world.
2. The stillbirth was a reminder of the fragility of life and the uncertainties of pregnancy.
3. The stillbirth was investigated to determine if there were any underlying medical conditions or factors that may have contributed to the loss.
4. The stillbirth was a difficult and emotional experience for the family, who grieved for the loss of the unborn child.
5. The stillbirth was a source of comfort and support for the parents, who found solace in the memories of the time they had spent with their baby.