embryonic — relating to an embryo; in the earliest stage of development
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to an embryo; in the earliest stage of development
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌembrɪˈɒnɪk/
Korean meaning: 배아의; 초기 발달 단계의
Korean pronunciation: 엠브리**오**닉
Example Sentences
- My cooking skills are still embryonic - I can barely make instant noodles without burning them!
- The company's embryonic AI technology shows great promise for the future.
- His embryonic plan to become a superhero involved wearing underwear outside his pants.
embryonic
ADJECTIVE//ˌembrɪˈɒnɪk//
relating to an embryo; in the earliest stage of development
A scientist studies embryonic plant seedlings in their earliest development stage
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Embryonic life awakens with sonic waves, ending chronic delays!
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Origin
From Greek 'embryon' meaning 'that which grows within' or 'young one.' Ancient Greeks used this term to describe the early stages of life developing inside the womb.
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“My cooking skills are still embryonic - I can barely make instant noodles without burning them!”
“The company's embryonic AI technology shows great promise for the future.”
“His embryonic plan to become a superhero involved wearing underwear outside his pants.”
“Embryonic stem cell research has opened new possibilities in medicine.”
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