Embryonic is valid Scrabble Word

Is embryonic a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for EMBRYONIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of or like an embryo, also EMBRYONAL, EMBRYOTIC
relating to an embryo
(of a system, idea, or organization) in a rudimentary stage with potential for development
of or relating to an embryo
at an early stage
Of or pertaining to an embryo; embryonal; rudimentary.
of an organism prior to birth or hatching
in an early stage of development

Words related to EMBRYONIC

embryonal16 embryonically25 embryotic18

Words that contain EMBRYONIC

embryonically25 polyembryonic27 postembryonic24 extraembryonic30

How to use EMBRYONIC in a sentence

The embryonic, thin-lipped man may consider it bold, far too outspoken.
She was to stand at the head of a saddle-horse, as yet embryonic.
Seeing in myself an embryonic Raphael, I had a habit of preserving all kinds of odds and ends as souvenirs of my development.
The oldest fossil forms have a simpler organization than the later ones, and represent some stage of the embryonic development of the latter.
Again and again, in dealing with young minds, the teacher who respects personality as sacred, no matter how embryonic it be, wins the victories which count for true education.
He stated explicitly that while the adult forms were quite unlike one another, there were traces of a common plan to be derived from a study of their embryonic development.
All which instances imply that each advance in embryonic complication results from the action of incident forces upon the complication previously existing.
It would seem, therefore, that the various organic systems are, so to speak, sister products in embryonic origin.
There are no breaks in the series of embryonic stages like those between the diverse adult animals of the comparative array.
The extinct forms of life are very similar to those now existing and there is nothing specially embryonic about them.

Nor are they now likely to be extinguished, for having become exclusively embryonic they are largely protected from the action of natural selection.
In view of these facts, it is evident that at the very instant of conception the embryonic human being possesses all the right to life it ever can possess.
And perchance there were even other instruments, an embryonic orchestra.
The spirit is one, but in the embryonic condition the power of sight and of hearing is lacking.
For man, from the beginning of the embryonic period till he reaches the degree of maturity, goes through different forms and appearances.
In the beginning of his human life man was embryonic in the world of the matrix.
The, as it were, embryonic logic of the child does not need words.
The individual animal in embryonic development passes through temporary stages which are similar to permanent conditions in some of the lower forms in the same group.
So complete is the sequence, that the plate on which their embryonic changes are illustrated contains more than thirty figures, all representing different phases of their growth.
The case, however, is different when an animal during any part of its embryonic career is active, and has to provide for itself.
In most cases, however, the larvae, though active, still obey more or less closely the law of common embryonic resemblance.
The two principles above given seem to me to explain these facts in regard to the later embryonic stages of our domestic varieties.
Thus, community in embryonic structure reveals community of descent.
It has even been stated on good authority that rudiments of teeth can be detected in the beaks of certain embryonic birds.
Hence, also, a rudimentary organ in the adult, is often said to have retained its embryonic condition.
Throughout whole classes various structures are formed on the same pattern, and at an embryonic age the species closely resemble each other.
We watch the embryonic stages of this thought-body, which at length awaited only the breathing within it of an informing spirit to issue in a new and noble religion.
All the requisite nervous connections are fully established during the brief embryonic existence of each creature.
Another theory is that the tumor is the result of imperfect embryonic development.
This had nipped in the bud any embryonic romance that might otherwise have been possible with Kate.
Their life is transmitted by the same methods, and their embryonic life is strangely similar.

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