Nascent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NASCENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• coming into existence
• (especially of a process or organization) just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential
• (chiefly of hydrogen) freshly generated in a reactive form.
• starting to grow or develop
• Commencing, or in process of development; beginning to exist or to grow; coming into being; as, a nascent germ.
• Evolving; being evolved or produced.
• being born or beginning

Words related to NASCENT

nascence12 nascences13 nascencies14 nascency15

Words that contain NASCENT

adnascent12 renascent11 connascent14 subnascent14

How to use NASCENT in a sentence

• This nascent avarice amused her, as a new trait in his character always amuses the individual.
• Think for a moment on the condition of Sardinia, who represents the nascent hope of Italy.
• This required force was supplied by the response of the colonists to the nascent social doctrine of the eighteenth century.
• The banks in this distance became more elevated, and we appeared to be quitting the more nascent region.
• It is a step which exercises his nascent powers of observation and reflection very deeply, and gives him full occupation for quite a little interval of time.
• A marquis, properly regarded, is not so much a nascent duke as a magnified earl.
• But our own nascent secret service was beginning to work.
• Such were the two religions with which, in Gaul, nascent Christianity had to contend.
• The rooms wherein dozens of infants had wailed at their nursing now resounded with the tapping of nascent chicks.
• There is throughout all the interior of Servia a stout opposition to the nascent lawyer class in Belgrade.
• I say Asiatic, because there seems good reason to believe that Asia was the original home of the nascent bronze industry.
• They were among the baby attractions and charms, if I may so speak, of the nascent paper, which is now, as I need not remind my readers, enjoying a hale and vigorous manhood.
• The agencies assisting in its conduct are the nascent administrative institutions of a steadily evolving divinely appointed order.
• The utmost care is now required to nurse, foster, multiply and coordinate these nascent institutions and activities.
• The supply of funds, in support of the National Treasury, constitutes, at the present time, the life-blood of these nascent institutions you are laboring to erect.
• The supply of funds, in support of the National Treasury, constitutes, at the present time, the life-blood of those nascent institutions which you are laboring to erect.
• Its first meaning to the nascent eyes of men, and its continued influence over degraded races, are subjects of the most fearful mystery.
• CHAPTER XVI THE OTHER MAN In Florence the nascent swan-feathers of Anne Champneys grew into perfect plumage.
• Whereupon the whole world took on a new significance and splendour, as it needs must when nascent talent claims its own, asserts its dawning right to dominion and to freedom.
• Never could a time return so favourable as the present for striking a blow at the nascent Italian kingdom.
• One by one, rivals were eliminated, annexed or associated with the nascent empire which was by way of becoming the central empire of a maturing civilization.
• Each highest deity, in Virginia or on the Gold Coast, is more or less eclipsed in popular esteem by nascent polytheism and nature worship.
• The creed seems to be a nascent polytheism, subordinate to Na-pi as supreme Maker, and to the personified Sun.
• They are just as much forbidden in the nascent morality of savage peoples.
• Prohack instantaneously understood the origin of his queer nascent feeling of superiority to old Paul.
• The lesson had favoured the new nascent intimacy with his daughter.
• Hartlib moved from Germany to England, where he became a central organizing figure in both the nascent scientific world and the theological world.
• I could not detach my regards from that superb picture, till the nascent obscurity had obliterated its perfection.

Similar words containing NASC without suffix ent

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