inchoate Antonyms
Meaning of inchoate
inchoate (s)
only partly in existence; imperfectly formed
inchoate (a.)
Recently, or just, begun; beginning; partially but not fully in existence or operation; existing in its elements; incomplete.
inchoate (v. t.)
To begin.
inchoate Sentence Examples
- The inchoate plan for the project left room for substantial revisions.
- Her inchoate anger simmered below the surface until it exploded.
- The investigation revealed an inchoate network of illicit activities.
- The budding artist's inchoate ideas were evident in their early sketches.
- The inchoate symphony filled the hall with a sense of unfulfilled promise.
- The police found themselves facing an inchoate mob that threatened to overwhelm them.
- The inchoate feeling of unease grew stronger with each step he took into the darkened woods.
- The scientist's inchoate theory lacked the necessary evidence to be taken seriously.
- The inchoate rebellion against tyranny began with isolated whispers.
- The psychiatrist recognized the patient's inchoate longings and feelings of emptiness.
FAQs About the word inchoate
only partly in existence; imperfectly formedRecently, or just, begun; beginning; partially but not fully in existence or operation; existing in its elements; in
initial, incipient,nascent, first, original, fundamental, budding, formative, aborning, introductory
higher, mature, ripe, ripened,ripe, ripened, adult, mature, higher, adult
The inchoate plan for the project left room for substantial revisions.
Her inchoate anger simmered below the surface until it exploded.
The investigation revealed an inchoate network of illicit activities.
The budding artist's inchoate ideas were evident in their early sketches.
