inchoate
1 of 1adjective/ɪnˈkoʊɪt/
Forms:more inchoate,most inchoate
1
just beginning to take shape
- His ideas were still inchoate, more instinct than strategy.
- The movement was inchoate, fueled by passion but lacking direction.
- She had an inchoate sense of longing she couldn't quite explain.
- The plan was inchoate, missing key details and timelines.
- Their relationship was inchoate, undefined but emotionally charged.
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