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Meanings of nascent in English

Being born or beginning.

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Usage of nascent in English
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The crash prompted significant safety concerns about the nascent self-driving car industry.
Reuters
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Digital textbooks remain a nascent business and a tough market to enter.
Wired
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Canadian banks have already begun jostling for position in the nascent market.
Reuters
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Down are a nascent side under new management and finding their way.
The Irish Times
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The letters of the period express unbounded confidence in the nascent play.
The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
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Our findings demonstrate that ACO delivery systems remain at a nascent stage.
Pubmed
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Much is yet unknown, and this nascent subject is ripe for exploration.
Pubmed
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Forrest said Keystone XL alone would not quash Canada's nascent crude-by-rail industry.
Reuters
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After 1760 the nascent social doctrine found response among the American colonists.
The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
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Your words, sir-Duvel raised his voice to overwhelm Lambert's nascent protest.
All souls' rising
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Fifteen with a nascent conscience and character not yet touched by mortality.
Masked
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The method entails purification of short strands of nascent DNA de …
Pubmed
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According to Dr. Narasimham, the technology is still in its nascent stages.
Wired
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In Florence the nascent swan-feathers of Anne Champneys grew into perfect plumage.
The Purple Heights
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It was Traffic who ran the commercial activities of the nascent league.
The Guardian
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The surge in coronavirus infections threatens the nascent improvement in business investment.
Reuters
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United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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