inceptor
noun
in·cep·tor
ə̇nˈseptə(r),
ˈinˌs-
plural -s
1
British : one that incepts at a university
2
: one that begins or introduces
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin, beginner, from inceptus + -or
- undemocratically
- undemocratize
- undemonstrable
- undemonstrably
- undemonstrated
- undemonstrative
- undemonstratively
- undemonstrativeness
- undemonstrativenesses
- undeniable
- undeniableness
- undeniablenesses
- undeniably
- undenied
- undenominational
- undenominationally
- undependabilities
- undependability
- undependabilityes
- undependabilitys
- undependable
- undependablenesses
- undependably
- undepressed
- undeprivable