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Significats de inchoate en anglès

Only partly in existence; imperfectly formed.

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Ús de inchoate en anglès
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The thing flexed in inchoate agony and a rudimentary, but growing, hunger.
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The whole thing may have represented some sort of inchoate craft impulse.
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Their screams made an inchoate chorus to the cheers of their attackers.
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He understood what was happening almost immediately, in some inchoate and unstructured way.
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In this state of flux inchoate ideas meld and cleave, never quite becoming.
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Johann considered this discovery to be additional evidence to support his inchoate theory.
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These inchoate rumblings of a new appetite did nothing to allay his fears.
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Pre-Moslem epigraphy of Persia is yet in little more than an inchoate condition.
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It is the difference between an inchoate wail and a threnody.
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There are inchoate non-verbal whispers, or grunts and gasps of anger and pain.
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Catholicism presented a coherent and veteran alternative to Orthodoxy's inchoate teachings.
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There was her daughter's inchoate being, the creaturely push and pull Mary remembered.
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And, after all, his plans to 'efface' Clayton were only inchoate.
The Midnight Passenger : A Novel
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Now it was black America's term to explode with inchoate, insensate, indiscriminate rage.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
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All over the inchoate solar system, the same was happening.
A short history of nearly everything
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The assignat in this first form was an {97} inchoate mortgage bond.
The French Revolution: A Short History
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