inceptive Antonyms
Meaning of inceptive
inceptive (s)
initial
inceptive (a.)
Beginning; expressing or indicating beginning; as, an inceptive proposition; an inceptive verb, which expresses the beginning of action; -- called also inchoative.
inceptive (n.)
An inceptive word, phrase, or clause.
inceptive Sentence Examples
- The inceptive phase of the project marked the commencement of the endeavor.
- The inceptive idea sparked a chain of thoughts that eventually led to a breakthrough.
- The inceptive design provided a preliminary outline for the final product.
- The inceptive stages of the negotiation process laid the foundation for a potential agreement.
- The inceptive symptoms of the illness were subtle and easily overlooked.
- The inceptive measures taken to contain the outbreak proved to be effective.
- The inceptive chapter of the novel introduced the main characters and set the stage for the story.
- The inceptive phase of the experiment involved gathering data and establishing parameters.
- The inceptive actions of the young leader inspired a sense of hope and optimism among the followers.
- The inceptive moment of the relationship was a chance encounter that blossomed into something more.
FAQs About the word inceptive
initialBeginning; expressing or indicating beginning; as, an inceptive proposition; an inceptive verb, which expresses the beginning of action; -- called also i
inchoate, first,initial, nascent, elementary, incipient, embryonic, fundamental, inchoative, aborning
mature, higher, full-fledged, adult, advanced, advanced, ripe, full-blown,ripe, full-blown
The inceptive phase of the project marked the commencement of the endeavor.
The inceptive idea sparked a chain of thoughts that eventually led to a breakthrough.
The inceptive design provided a preliminary outline for the final product.
The inceptive stages of the negotiation process laid the foundation for a potential agreement.
