| Chambers are subspherical to incipiently squat, in some cases bulging slightly in their equatorial regions. |
| Until I remembered that I was exhausted and incipiently ill, and pretty much the opposite of party. |
| There is an incipiently anarchistic and subversive element to his work. |
| The result is what summer reading should be: fast, carefree, visceral, and incipiently lubricious. |
| The latter can be associated with little-known early contemporary movements, such as the Ajivikas, which are viewed as proto-Jain, and other incipiently monastic institutions. |
| For their part, the boys, baby-faced and natty but incipiently loutish, are hardly ingratiating. |
