English
inchoateness
From inchoate + -ness.
Formed from inchoate + -ness
Latin cohum ‘thong, strap’
Latin incohō ‘to begin’
Latin incohātus ‘begun, unfinished’
English inchoate
Today it means
noun The quality of being inchoate.
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Etymograph / inchoateness