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cradle-to-grave
cradle-to-grave
(used as a modifier before a noun) Lasting the full spectrum of life, existence, or a given process; that is, from the first point to the very last. Derived from the phrase "from the cradle to the grave" (or "from cradle to grave"). Our cradle-to-grave assessment of material processing ensures that our products remain environmentally sustainable at all levels of development. This cradle-to-grave study will monitor the effects of the drug from patients' infancy until their death, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of its benefits and potential side effects.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Melchior | | MEL-khee-awr (Dutch), MEL-kyawr (English) | Dutch, Judeo-Christian Legend |
| Yuriy | | YOO-ree (Russian) | Russian, Ukrainian |
| Ildi | | - | Hungarian |
| Stewart | | STOO-ərt, STYOO-ərt | English, Scottish |
| Letitia | | lə-TISH-ə | English |
| Winona | | wi-NON-ə (English) | English, Native American, Sioux |