noun
definition
The state or condition of being a surrogate.
definition
The practice of being a surrogate mother.
Examples of surrogacy in a Sentence
With surrogacy, they could follow the pregnancy with ultrasounds, knowing that the baby was actually theirs.
She has become pregnant as part of a surrogacy deal with David and Andrea Sheldon.
She had expressed no preference on how she actually had children, whether through surrogacy, adoption, or donor eggs.
Maybe he was defending surrogacy.
Foremost on his mind was the surrogacy thing.
Having a biological child wasn't his only reason for proposing a surrogacy pregnancy.
When he told her that surrogacy would give them the opportunity to time things so she could breast feed, her expression confirmed his observation.
If it hadn't been for Alex's tenacity on the subject of surrogacy, she never would have.
There would be a ban on commercial surrogacy, putting human embryos in animals and vise versa, and the creation of human-animal hybrids.
Surrogacy is becoming more acceptable because it is cheaper than conventional IVF treatment and some NHS clinics now use surrogacy is becoming more acceptable because it is cheaper than conventional IVF treatment and some NHS clinics now use surrogacy as a treatment method.
Although commercial surrogacy is outlawed, it is possible to pay living costs (about £ 12,000) to a surrogate mother.
Surrogacy is becoming more acceptable because it is cheaper than conventional IVF treatment and some NHS clinics now use surrogacy as a treatment method.
In 1998 they contacted a surrogacy agency in the USA and they attempted to have babies by one surrogate mother but the pregnancy failed.
Jurors in the Sarah Jessica Parker surrogacy trial have begun deliberations.
Adoption and surrogacy are other options for couples who face secondary infertility as a result of cancer treatments.
After all, Zach's actions are the reason that Kendall ended up pregnant with frenemy Greenlee's dream baby rather than the surrogacy she and Kendall planned.
Unbeknownst to most of the base, Pamela's pregnancy was a surrogacy, as a way to get her family out of debt.
The spouses bond over their shared experiences, particularly when Pamela gives birth to twins that she secretly carried as a surrogacy agreement to get out from under debt.
She desperately wants to keep the surrogacy and her family's financial woes a secret, and the others oblige.
She married Daniel Romalotti and Cane Ashby, and had twins through surrogacy.
If anything could take her mind off the worry of surrogacy, he could.
Like Alex, he saw the logic in surrogacy, as did Bill.
They didn't know about the science of surrogacy back then - but then, they didn't know about cesarean delivery either.
Not that one had anything to do with the other, but the technology of surrogacy would have been inconceivable back then.
I mean, you let Dulce believe you talked me into this surrogacy thing.
Was this surrogacy actually an attempt to get an heir?
He had talked her into surrogacy even though she believed it was wrong.
She had protested the morality of AI until she lost her uterus, finally giving in to surrogacy a few years ago.
She had come to terms with her part in the surrogacy, but still wasn't sure it was moral.
Surrogacy was a large leap for someone who thought artificial insemination was immoral.
If you have a child through a surrogacy arrangement this is also not considered to be an adoption for these rights.