The phrase "abort him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to terminating a process, operation, or action, often in a technical or medical setting.
Example: "If the procedure shows any signs of complications, the medical team must decide to abort him immediately."
Alternatives: "terminate him" or "cancel him".
"But you can't abort him or question the sincerity of his beliefs".
This grim joke recalls Cheever, whose parents also used to kid about having tried to abort him.
The state's Supreme Court has declined to recognize a "wrongful life" argument in rejecting a woman's lawsuit that said her severely disabled son was denied a right to have her decide to abort him.
Victor was born deaf and speech-impaired, and Dobbs says he has been told by a very old family friend that his grandmother may well have tried, unsuccessfully, to abort him, and then perhaps blamed herself for his condition.
The complexity has a flip side: women like Emily Rapp,who recently reflected, at Slate, on the contradiction between her passionate love for her son, who has Tay-Sachs disease, and her belief that it would have been "an act of love" to abort him — as she says she would have, if her prenatal testing had revealed his condition.
What happened next -- the years in which the Brancas came to love A.J. deeply and also to file a multimillion-dollar lawsuit claiming that Donna Branca's obstetrician's poor care deprived her of the right to abort him -- sheds an uncomfortable light on contemporary expectations about childbearing and on how much control we believe we should have over the babies we give birth to.
His wife was pregnant with another man when he met her, and wanted to abort for him, but he said, you are my muher, and I take you and all you have with you in your body, nino included!
Legend has it his mother, Alice, known as Lilette, once informed her son that she had considered aborting him with a knitting needle.
He is mixed-blood Indian, brilliant, well read in the classics, a scholarly young man brought up in a St . Louisdoctor's Victorian home after his mother died aborting him when she was thrown from a stagecoach.
Annan ordered him to abort the mission, a decision Dallaire saw as disastrous.
Bad weather and technical glitches forced him to abort several attempts at becoming the first to fly a balloon around the world without stopping.
