embryonic
adjective
pertaining to or in the state of an embryo.
embryonically
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a word derived from
embryonic.
Example Sentences
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Around the world, scientists are quietly trying to figure out how to embryonically boost genes that contribute to intelligence and athletic ability.
From Slate ● Apr. 25, 2020
According to optimists, the future of air transport is embryonically visible in the laboratories, wind tunnels, charts, tables, mathematical equations, blueprints and brains of aeronautical scientists.
From Time Magazine Archive
Hunt perceived that this daring, world-defying, embryonically beautiful model of his had idealized the homecoming nephew of the Duchess into her especial hero.
From Children of the Whirlwind by Leroy Scott
Then comes the sixth class, still partly identified with the Left of the fourth and embryonically attached to the fifth.
From The New Society by Arthur Windham
Every man came with one deep-rooted determination and that was to see that no one "put anything over" which might make an organization so embryonically useful take a fatal or selfish step.
From The Story of The American Legion by George Seay Wheat
