incipient in Latin
incipient in Latin is incipiēns — incipient means just starting to happen or develop.
incipient in Latin
incipiēns
In an initial stage; beginning, starting, coming into existence.
What does "incipient" mean?
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adj Just starting to happen or develop.
"Aislyn presses back against her house’s front door, panting a little with an incipient panic attack."
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incipient in a sentence
- Aislyn presses back against her house’s front door, panting a little with an incipient panic attack.
- After 500 years, incipient towns appeared.
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What is "incipient" in Latin?
"incipient" in Latin is incipiēns. incipient means: Just starting to happen or develop.
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