incipiency (Meaning)

Wordnet

incipiency (n)

beginning to exist or to be apparent

Webster

Beginning; commencement; incipient state.

The incipiency of the storm was marked by a faint rumble of thunder in the distance.
The symptoms of the disease were so subtle in their incipiency that they went unnoticed for weeks.
The painting captured the incipiency of a young woman's beauty, before it had fully blossomed.
The company faced financial challenges in its incipiency, but through perseverance, it overcame them.
The friendship had its incipiency in a shared love of music and a chance encounter at a concert.
In the incipiency of his political career, he showed great promise and ambition.
The project's incipiency was met with skepticism, but it eventually proved to be a resounding success.
The fire was detected in its incipiency, preventing it from spreading and causing significant damage.
The researcher's hypothesis was based on the incipiency of a new scientific discovery.
The author's first novel displayed an incipiency of talent that would later blossom into literary brilliance.

beginning to exist or to be apparentBeginning; commencement; incipient state.

launch, alpha, start, commencement, inception,beginning, onset, birth, outset, kickoff

end, period, conclusion, ending, period, close, conclusion, close, end, completion

The incipiency of the storm was marked by a faint rumble of thunder in the distance.

The symptoms of the disease were so subtle in their incipiency that they went unnoticed for weeks.

The painting captured the incipiency of a young woman's beauty, before it had fully blossomed.

The company faced financial challenges in its incipiency, but through perseverance, it overcame them.