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inceptual

inceptual adjective: of or relating to a beginning, creation, or inception; early; first.

Adjective

inceptual (comparative more inceptual, superlative most inceptual)

  1. Of or relating to a beginning, creation, or inception; early; first

Forms of inceptual

comparativemore inceptual
superlativemost inceptual

Origin of inceptual

From inception + -ual, modelled after conceptual.

Questions about inceptual

What does inceptual mean?
Inceptual means of or relating to a beginning, creation, or inception; early; first.
What part of speech is inceptual?
Inceptual is an adjective.

Words near inceptual in the dictionary

  1. inceptives
  2. inceptor
  3. inceptors
  4. inceptosol
  5. incepts
  6. inceptual
  7. inceration
  8. incerations
  9. incerative
  10. incertain
  11. incertainties

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