| eugenics |
Derived from Darwin's theory of survival of the fittest. The Nazis used false scientific arguments to discourage procreation by members who they considered were 'unfit' to live in society, either physically, mentally or socially.
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| eugenics |
A scientific movement devoted to the enrichment of the human species by regulating heredity.
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| eugenic acid |
eugenol.
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| eugenic s. |
the process of rendering a person incapable of reproduction because the offspring would probably be undesirable types or because the parent is incapable of rearing the child responsibly.
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| eugenicist |
a person who is versed in eugenics.
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