Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsɛptɪv/
noun a beginning or starting point
A1 The inceptive of the novel grabbed my attention right away.
A2 I found the inceptive of the movie to be quite intriguing.
B1 The inceptive of the project was met with enthusiasm by the team.
B2 The inceptive of the business plan laid out the foundation for future success.
C1 The inceptive of the research study provided valuable insights into the topic.
C2 The inceptive of the new technology revolutionized the industry.
adjective relating to or constituting an inception; beginning
A1 The inceptive stages of learning a new language can be challenging.
A2 She showed an inceptive interest in painting after attending a workshop.
B1 The inceptive phase of the project involved research and planning.
B2 The inceptive ideas presented in the meeting sparked a lively discussion.
C1 His inceptive approach to problem-solving sets him apart from his colleagues.
C2 The inceptive policies implemented by the company have led to significant growth.
formal The inceptive stage of the project involved extensive planning and research.
informal We're just at the inceptive phase of this new business venture.
slang I'm still trying to wrap my head around the inceptive concepts in this course.
figurative The inceptive spark of creativity ignited a wave of new ideas in her mind.
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