Incipient
Incipient adjective - Beginning to come into existence.
Usage example: I have an incipient dislike and distrust of that guy, and I only met him this morning
Inchoative and incipient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inchoative" instead an adjective "Incipient".
Nearby Word: incipience
Inchoative
Inchoative adjective - Beginning to develop.
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Synonyms for Inchoative
Incipient and inchoative are semantically related. You can use "Incipient" instead an adjective "Inchoative".
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Related pairs
- first and incipient
- first and inchoative
- original and incipient
- original and inchoative
- initial and incipient
- initial and inchoative
- immature and incipient
- immature and inchoative
- young and incipient
- young and inchoative
- inchoate and incipient
- inchoate and inchoative
- embryonic and incipient
- embryonic and inchoative
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