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Incipiency   Listen
noun
Incipiency, Incipience  n.  Beginning; commencement; incipient state.






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"Incipiency" Quotes from Famous Books



... tradition with history.[200] The document itself, however, substantiates the contention that there arose in this region one of the world's greatest empires ruled by an almost unbroken succession of kings who piloted the nation through the trials of its incipiency, enabled it to develop a very advanced civilization, and extended its influence over a large portion of Africa. The empire of the Songhoi lasted about 1,000 years, during which three dynasties ruled over these ...
— The Journal of Negro History, Volume 2, 1917 • Various



Words linked to "Incipiency" :   start, commencement, incipience, offset, outset, starting time, beginning, get-go, first, kickoff



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