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Meanings of incubate in English
Usage of incubate in English
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Back then, however, election fever started to incubate in the Westminster hothouse.
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I think Nas and I want to try to incubate some ideas.
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It can take up to 12 days to incubate before symptoms appear.
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The holding capacity of introversion gives ideas time to simmer, to incubate.
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Lacklustre regulations and timid prosecution efforts only sought to incubate the rot.
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Put it all in a test tube; incubate it; nurture it.
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It took weeks for COVID-19 to incubate and hinder its hosts.
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You know, it takes that long for the disease to incubate.
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We have to incubate it in our bodies and embody it.
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Even a dew-filled plastic bottle cap can incubate a few of their eggs.
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Both males and females incubate the eggs, sometimes pelling each other.
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Mental disorders can incubate for many weeks or even years before showing themselves.
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Screw the lid onto the thermos and incubate for four hours.
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Earwigs lay their eggs, and then incubate them after the manner of the hen.
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Kefir grains are added to the milk and allowed to incubate overnight at room temperature.
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It may incubate in ignorance, but it doesn't necessarily disappear with the gaining of wisdom!
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