Definition of sonogram
: an image produced by ultrasound
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Examples of sonogram in a Sentence
The sonogram showed that the fetus was developing normally.
Recent Examples of sonogram from the Web
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Ancient Judaistic tradition was passed down 3,000 years before the invention of the sonogram.
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If the sonogram Erin shared last month is any indicator, Helen will have some of her mama's good looks too (those lips!).
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In my early twenties, doctors discovered a large cyst on my ovaries during an internal sonogram.
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CPCs often pose as unbiased care providers, and many offer services including pregnancy tests and sonograms.
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The sonograms allow ranchers to identify the ewes more likely to birth twins so they can be electronically tagged and put out to separate pastures for breeding.
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At her first sonogram, a nurse told the mother the baby was a boy who would be basketball player.
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An excited Scott even shows off the sonogram to a friend.
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There were the sonograms, the In-N-Out burger cravings, the private holiday time with family, even the reveal of Chicago West.
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First Known Use of sonogram
1950
SONOGRAM Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of sonogram for English Language Learners
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: a picture that is taken of the inside of something (such as a person's body) by using a special machine
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of sonogram
: an image produced by ultrasound — called also
echogram, ultrasonogram
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