Word of the Day for Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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inchoate \in-KOH-it\, adjective:
inchoate \in-KOH-it\, adjective:
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1. In an initial or early stage; just begun.
1. In an initial or early stage; just begun.
2. Imperfectly formed or formulated.
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The B.O. and the Dems want us all to believe that their work is an inchoate project, that they simply need more time to convince the American public that their socialist-Marxist agenda is something that every American really deep down wants, because we are all just too stupid to really grasp what important work they are doing on our behalf!
--Spy Maker, JSA's Blog
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Inchoate comes from the past participle of Latin inchoare, alteration of incohare, "to begin."
Inchoate comes from the past participle of Latin inchoare, alteration of incohare, "to begin."
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