Correct spellings for INCIPATE
- Inchoate The project was still in an inchoate stage and required further planning.
- Incite The organizer's speech had the power to incite the crowd into action.
- Incubate The scientists planned to incubate the bacteria in a warm, humid environment.
- Inculpate The police found no evidence to inculpate the suspect in the crime.
- Indicate The signs indicate that there is a high probability of rain later today.
- Intimate Despite being in a public space, they shared an intimate moment between themselves.
- Principate The Principate was a system of government in ancient Rome, established by Augustus.
