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incipient
[insip′ē·ənt]
Etymology: L, incipire, to commence
coming into existence; at an initial stage; beginning to appear, such as a symptom or disease.
incipient [in-sip´e-ent]
beginning to exist; coming into existence.
incipient (insip´ēent),
adj beginning, initial, commencing.
incipient
beginning to exist; coming into existence.
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