unweaned
 weaned on sth
having learned about something and been influenced by it when young: 从小受…...的影响
This style of campaign may be exactly what a generation of young voters weaned on reality TV will respond to.这种运动可能就是这一代从小受真人秀影响的年轻投票者会有的反应。
Once weaned, some of the yearlings will go to market, but most go to feed lots.
She wants to start work again when the baby is weaned.
Experts say they are not sure whether the young whale was recently born and is still nursing or is a weaned 1-year-old.
Obesity is seen as a growing problem in American children weaned on TV and video games.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Parenting & caring for children
adopt
adoptable
adopted
adoptee
adoption
caretaking
child-rearing
childless
childlessness
childmind
kinship care
kinship carer
lawnmower parent
looked-after
milestone
skin to skinidiom
snowploughing
stay-at-home
swaddle
unadoptable

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Animal farming - general words
Adapting and attuning to something

Examples of weaned

weaned
Regurgitation of the left atrioventricular valve was evaluated only after the patient had been weaned from cardiopulmonary bypass and was hemodynamically stable.
In their work the visitors aimed to prevent newly weaned infants from being fed with a dangerous bottle when they were at their most vulnerable.
The disease mostly caused low mortality, occurring as sporadic episodes of sudden death of a few (<10) suckling or weaned piglets.
In all these patients, embolization resulted in prompt clinical improvement, enabling them to be weaned from the ventilator.
At follow-up (11-90 months, median 49), 7 patients have been weaned from therapy, but 3 (with atrial tachycardia) are still on beta-blockers or flecainide.
These values improved rapidly as dexamethasone was weaned.
His condition improved so that he was weaned from ventilation within next day.
All were weaned from the second support but only three survived (38%).
These cells are no longer required when the young are weaned, and are removed in a carefully orchestrated event called involution.
One was the patient with multiple rhabdomyomas who could not be weaned from extracorporeal circulation.
The patient was rewarmed and weaned off cardiopulmonary bypass without difficulty.
It is the experience of many that these neonates cannot be weaned from ventilatory support after initial repair of the coarctation.
Litters were weaned at 21 days of age in all lines.
This may be due to the fact that many 12-23 month old children are being weaned, but are still unable to feed themselves independently.
The neonates could be weaned from the ventilator within hours of starting this new therapeutic modality.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.