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Inchoate
Inchoate meaning
Recently started but not fully formed yet; just begun; only elementary or immature. | Chaotic, disordered, confused; also, incoherent, rambling. | Of a crime, imposing criminal liability for an incompleted act.
Example sentences (8)
Huttenlocher, DanielResistance to a US-stoked or -supported world war may be inchoate, but it is as effective in its decentralized gelatinous form as it would be if there was a well-defined global opposition to US stupidity.
We need to believe that the song began as the promising but wonky, inchoate ballad that Jimmy teaches bored stand-in Guy in their practice garage.
The mixture is pounded into an inchoate mass that tugs like marshmallow, then stretched and rolled into logs under a shower of pistachios.
FormlessOne: I've been avoiding this one because, by all that is right, I don't know where to start without launching into an inchoate, rage-inducing rant.
The Horus Heresy: Legions (say what?) looked like trash—not in a uniquely bad way, but in the way all free-to-play smartphone games appear at first to resemble inchoate messes.
The mai employed his mounted bodyguard and an inchoate army of nobles to extend Kanem's authority into Borno.
Toby Creswell argues that the "Sex Pistols' agenda was inchoate, to say the least.
Two of these attacks led to a watershed event in Lebanon's inchoate civil war.