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embryonic

[em-bree-on-ik] / ˌɛm briˈɒn ɪk /


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Then, while earning her MBA from UW’s Foster School of Business in 2020, she inquired about the athletic department’s embryonic name, image and likeness operation.

From Seattle Times

The embryonic United States had no money, no banks and no credit.

From Salon

Thick cushions of embryonic tissue will grow toward one another to create walls, and a ridge on the floor of the ventricle will rise to meet them to partition the heart.

From New York Times

Not like it is today, but an embryonic form.

From Seattle Times

The salamander nerve cells looked “embryonic,” according to Wake: larger, rounder and less differentiated into specialized cell types.

From Scientific American