incipiencies (Meaning)

incipiencies

the fact or state of being incipient, the state or fact of being incipient

The incipiencies of the disease were difficult to detect, leading to delayed diagnosis.
The incipiencies of the conflict could be traced back to a misunderstanding several years prior.
Scientists observed the incipiencies of a new strain of bacteria emerging within the population.
The entrepreneur recognized the incipiencies of a successful business venture in the nascent industry.
The incipiencies of a weather front were visible on the horizon, promising a change in the weather.
Early intervention was crucial to address the incipiencies of the problem and prevent it from escalating.
The incipiencies of a technological breakthrough were apparent in the team's latest experiments.
The incipiencies of a revolution were brewing among the oppressed citizens, threatening to overthrow the oppressive regime.
The incipiencies of a volcanic eruption could be detected by monitoring seismic activity and gas emissions.
The incipiencies of a change in social norms were evident in the changing attitudes and behaviors of individuals.

the fact or state of being incipient, the state or fact of being incipient

inceptions, launches, alphas, starts,beginnings, onsets, commencements, kickoffs, births, incipiences

periods,conclusions, ends, closes, endings, stops, completions, closings,closures, finishes

The incipiencies of the disease were difficult to detect, leading to delayed diagnosis.

The incipiencies of the conflict could be traced back to a misunderstanding several years prior.

Scientists observed the incipiencies of a new strain of bacteria emerging within the population.

The entrepreneur recognized the incipiencies of a successful business venture in the nascent industry.