incipient — beginning to happen or develop; in an early stage
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: beginning to happen or develop; in an early stage
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈnɪpiənt/
Korean meaning: 시작 단계의, 초기의, 발생하기 시작하는
Korean pronunciation: 이**니**피언트
Example Sentences
- The teacher noticed incipient signs of boredom when students started checking their phones.
- The incipient rebellion was quickly suppressed by free pizza in the cafeteria.
- Scientists are studying the incipient effects of climate change on polar ice caps.
incipient
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈnɪpiənt//
beginning to happen or develop; in an early stage
Early signs just beginning to show
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Origin
From Latin incipiens, the present participle of incipere, meaning 'to begin' or 'to take up.' The word combines the prefix in- (into) with capere (to take), literally meaning 'to take into' or 'begin.'
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“The teacher noticed incipient signs of boredom when students started checking their phones.”
“The incipient rebellion was quickly suppressed by free pizza in the cafeteria.”
“Scientists are studying the incipient effects of climate change on polar ice caps.”
“The company's incipient expansion into Asian markets shows promise.”
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