Embryonic :
embrional
Synonyms :
Fetal, Rudimentary, Embryonal
Fetal, Rudimentary, Embryonal
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Of an organism prior to birth or hatching)
(Adjective : Of an organism prior to birth or hatching)
Example : An article, in its embryonic stage, is very much like a spoiled piece of chicken that is consumed too fast.
An article, in its embryonic stage, is very much like a spoiled piece of chicken that is consumed too fast.
Germinal :
embrional
Synonyms :
Seminal, Originative
English Meaning :
(Noun : Seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar (March and April)
(Adjective : Containing seeds of later development)
(Noun : Seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar (March and April)
(Adjective : Containing seeds of later development)
Example : The film represents something of a milestone - many of the elements of all the crime and action films of the future are here already, in germinal form.
The film represents something of a milestone - many of the elements of all the crime and action films of the future are here already, in germinal form.
Incipient :
embrional
Synonyms :
Developing, Growing, Emerging, Emergent, Dawning, Just beginning, Inceptive, Initial, Inchoate, Nascent, Embryonic, Fledgling, In its infancy, Germinal
Developing, Growing, Emerging, Emergent, Dawning, Just beginning, Inceptive, Initial, Inchoate, Nascent, Embryonic, Fledgling, In its infancy, Germinal
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Only partly in existence; imperfectly formed)
(Adjective : Only partly in existence; imperfectly formed)
Example : I don't appear to be completely incapacitated by incipient Alzheimer's (or is it Retired Raver's Mind-Rot?) after all, then.
I don't appear to be completely incapacitated by incipient Alzheimer's (or is it Retired Raver's Mind-Rot?) after all, then.
