Unborn (adjective)

1. Not yet born; still in the womb.
2. Not yet brought into existence or brought about.

Origin:

Old english ungefæder, ungefædere, from un- "not" + gefæder, gefædere "born".

Examples:

1. The unborn child was determined to be healthy.
2. The rights of the unborn are a controversial issue.
3. The unborn were not protected by laws in the past.
4. The unborn future is uncertain and open to interpretation.
5. The unborn are dependent on their mother for survival.