Let's pretend words represent things instead of them being things in and of themselves.
Pregnancy isn't what is aborted, the embryo is. If you destroy the embryo once fertilized, it is abortion, no matter what environment it is in when it is aborted, no matter whether or not it has been inside of a womb.
If they are frozen and still viable my definition has not changed.
If they are frozen and are not viable, then yes, they are aborted without ever having been inside of a body.
Under your definition, if you put your glasses on and look really closely, giving birth itself is abortion because it "terminates the pregnancy."
Problem with your definition: a pregnancy doesn't cause an embryo.
Abortion refers to the event which caused the state of pregnancy.
Wrong: "I am pregnant therefore I have an embryo inside me!"
Right: "I have an embryo inside me therefore I am pregnant!"
The state of pregnancy is over once the embryo is aborted.
Pregnancy ends as a consequence of aborting an embryo.
Let's pretend words represent things instead of them being things in and of themselves.
Pregnancy isn't what is aborted, the embryo is. If you destroy the embryo once fertilized, it is abortion, no matter what environment it is in when it is aborted, no matter whether or not it has been inside of a womb.
If they are frozen and still viable my definition has not changed.
If they are frozen and are not viable, then yes, they are aborted without ever having been inside of a body.
Under your definition, if you put your glasses on and look really closely, giving birth itself is abortion because it "terminates the pregnancy."