Inchoate in a sentence
Hi, I know inchoate means not fully developed. But I don't thinking that meaning fits in this sentence. Can someone please help? Thank you.
For instance, while children have rights, they are largely inchoate or exercised by adults on their behalf.
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mezzopiano Hi, I know ' inchoate ' means not fully developed. But I don't thinking think that meaning fits in this sentence. For instance, while children have rights, they are largely inchoate or exercised by adults on their behalf.
- mezzopiano Hi, I know ' inchoate ' means not fully developed.
- But I don't thinking think that meaning fits in this sentence.
- For instance, while children have rights, they are largely inchoate or exercised by adults on their behalf.
- Actually it does fit the sentence.
- Children's rights are undeveloped.
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mezzopianoHi, I know 'inchoate' means not fully developed. But I don't
thinkingthink that meaning fits in this sentence. ...For instance, while children have rights, they are largely inchoate or exercised by adults o
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