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nascent

[nas-uhnt, ney-suhnt] / ˈnæs ənt, ˈneɪ sənt /








ADJECTIVE
underdeveloped
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Operating these new technologies were an army of young women clad in tailor-mades, or coordinating jackets and skirts, and easy-to-launder cotton shirtwaists, or blouses—all early triumphs of New York’s nascent ready-to-wear industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

AMD’s nascent challenge to Nvidia’s dominant position in AI chipmaking stalled earlier this month when its third-quarter earnings report included an outlook for profit margins that failed to impress Wall Street.

From Barron's

The schisms underscore the growing fragility of the nascent coalition in the waning days of its founder.

From The Wall Street Journal

He is making a lack of personal controversy a plank of his nascent campaign.

From Reuters

Last year, the president championed the nationalization of the country's nascent lithium industry, favoring a newly created state-run producer to mine the coveted battery metal, in another move mining sector analysts see dampening investor appetite.

From Reuters