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nascent
adjective as in budding
adjective as in inceptive
adjective as in inchoate
adjective as in incipient
adjective as in infant/infantile
adjective as in initial
adjective as in initiatory
adjective as in underdeveloped
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U.S. businessmen came to the country to make a fortune on the selloff of state assets, while Western politicians lectured a nascent Russia about human rights and democracy.
As an MIT computer-science professor, Regina Barzilay was used to living on the bleeding edge of innovation, teaching computers to understand words in the nascent field of natural language processing.
In doing so, Uber aims to address one of the boring problems facing the industry: figuring out supply and demand for a still rather nascent technology.
The wooded, 186-acre park was originally cowboy-humorist Will Rogers’ ranch, where he lived with his wife and children in what was then the nascent community of Pacific Palisades until his death in 1935.
It was in response to a Jewish religious leader in the nascent U.S. that President George Washington memorably formulated the American promise of religious liberty.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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