In the process of emerging or beginning to exist.
The small business was in its nascent stage and every sale felt like a big win. The owners were excited but also nervous because this dream had come into existence only a few weeks ago. Each day brought something new as they learned and grew together.
The tiny sprout, a nascent thing, pushed through the dirt. It was so new, so fragile, barely a whisper of life. We watched it, holding our breath, hoping it would survive.
The startup team huddled around their laptops, electric with excitement. Their nascent business model was finally taking shape, transforming from scattered ideas into something real. They could feel the potential growing with each line of code, each shared glance revealing their collective hope.
The town’s nascent donut shop, coming into existence last week, already has a line stretching around the block. People seem ready to fight for a pastry, and last Tuesday, Mrs. Pickles wrestled Mr. Bean for the last maple bar. The mayor just ordered extra napkins—he’s preparing for war.
My new pet hamster, Sir Reginald Fluffernutter III, is a truly nascent creature. He still looks like a tiny, bewildered potato with whiskers. He just woke up for the first time today and keeps bumping into the walls of his cage, which is quite a sight.
The small town was buzzing with excitement as they prepared for the nascent music festival. Local artists were putting finishing touches on their performances, and vendors were setting up booths to sell their wares. Everyone could feel the energy of something new and exciting on the horizon.
In the nascent dawn, as the first rays of sunlight peeked over the horizon, a sense of hope and renewal filled the air. The world seemed to be awakening from its slumber, with the promise of a new day and endless possibilities.
The village awoke to a sense of dread as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the nascent graveyard. The air was thick with an otherworldly chill, sending shivers down the spines of those who dared to venture near. Unearthly whispers echoed through the night, as if the very earth itself was mourning the souls that had recently come into its grasp. The townspeople could feel the nascent evil growing stronger with each passing moment, creeping closer and closer to their homes. Little did they know that the darkness that had recently come into existence was far more sinister than they could have ever imagined.
Out of the nascent darkness, it slithered forth—a grotesque, serpentine form. Its scales shimmered unnaturally, reflecting the moonlight in sickly hues. Its eyes glowed with an eerie luminescence, piercing the shadows like daggers. The air grew heavy with a nauseating stench, as if something long-buried had been disturbed. Fear gnawed at my core as I realized I had stumbled upon a nightmare that had only just begun.
In the nascent village of Eldoria, nestled in the heart of the enchanted forest, a sense of wonder and magic filled the air. The young mage, Elara, stood in the center of the town square, her nascent powers swirling around her like a vibrant rainbow. The villagers gathered around, their eyes wide with awe at the sight of the glowing energy emanating from the girl. Elara smiled, feeling the power within her grow stronger with each passing moment. It was clear to all who witnessed her display that a new era of magic was dawning in Eldoria, signaling the beginning of a wondrous journey for all.
The nascent business felt fragile, like a young tree in its first season. Every day brought new challenges but also a sense of hope. Since it had only recently come into existence, the team knew each small step forward mattered.
The shelter was a chaotic scene, filled with the cries of displaced families. But amidst the despair, a nascent sense of community was forming. Strangers shared meager rations and offered quiet comfort, a fragile hope emerging from the ruins.
In the startup's cramped office, engineers huddled around a prototype, their excitement palpable. This nascent technology could revolutionize medical imaging, and everyone knew they were witnessing something transformative—a breakthrough that might change countless lives, born from late nights and relentless curiosity.
The nascent bakery on Elm Street, having just come into existence last week, already has locals lining up to debate whether their muffins are miniature cakes or puffy bread imposters. One customer claimed a blueberry muffin changed his life; skeptics await scientific proof.
The company's nascent business plan, a truly chaotic jumble of sticky notes and half-eaten donuts, promised to revolutionize the sock-folding industry. Investors, bless their optimistic hearts, saw potential in this nascent idea, envisioning a world where hosiery woes were a thing of the past. Or perhaps they just really liked donuts.
The nascent friendship between the neighbors was fragile, marked by hesitant conversations across the fence and tentative invitations for coffee. Both parties sensed its value because something that has recently come into existence always feels precarious yet full of possibility. The prospect of camaraderie lingered, balanced between uncertainty and hope.
Hope felt like a fragile, nascent bloom in the desolate landscape of her despair. This newfound flicker, barely perceptible, offered a sliver of solace, a nascent promise of warmth after an interminable frost.
In the bustling tech hub, Sarah watched her startup's nascent idea transform from a sketchy whiteboard concept to a promising prototype. Her team's excitement was palpable as they realized their innovative software could genuinely disrupt the market, turning months of late nights and caffeine-fueled brainstorming into something real.
In the nascent days of his culinary career—when his soufflés were known for their catastrophic implosions rather than their ethereal fluffiness—Gerald’s kitchen often resembled a laboratory for misguided alchemy, complete with clouds of flour, existentially confounded eggs, and a smoke alarm more vigilant than a caffeine-addled meerkat.
The nascent career of Bartholomew "Barty" Buttercup, self-proclaimed gnome whisperer, faced an early, albeit pungent, setback when his first client, a particularly corpulent toad, mistook his carefully curated moss for a buffet, initiating a somewhat undignified, albeit hilarious, culinary crisis.
Advanced — Less frequent words that stretch an upper-level vocabulary.