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incubate English

Meaning incubate meaning

What does incubate mean?

incubate

— verb grow under conditions that promote development — verb (= brood, cover) sit on (eggs) Birds brood The female covers the eggs

Synonyms incubate synonyms

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incubate English » English

hatch brood sit hatch eggs set nurture cover breed work sit on roost raise plaster plan mull harbour harbor foment ferment farm dwell culture cultivate crop cause to hatch broad brew

Topics incubate topics

What do people use incubate to talk about?
Universe, creation Animal Animal life cycle

Egg

Conjugation incubate conjugation

How do you conjugate incubate?

incubate · verb

Examples incubate examples

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Simple sentences

You will have to incubate the eggs artificially.

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I correspond with a monk who sends me larvae, and. and then I incubate them myself.
The hidden eggs incubate over eight to ten weeks protected by sand from sea birds and other marauders.
Bibi the voracious will incubate him.
They get in through your mouth and then they lay eggs in your brain and you walk around while they incubate.
Hey, they take six months to incubate.
We must use a natural gravity well to incubate our young.
You've been trying to incubate a nano-tech android.
I believe she was trying to use you, Mr. Brown, as a host to incubate her eggs.
Christine, the bitch psychiatrist, decides to kill Toxie, cut out his womb, and incubate the baby.
We've gotta find him before the virus has time to incubate or transfer to another host.
Believe me, you do not want this thing choosing you to incubate its spores.
Maybe we should incubate for a while?
You incubate.
He claimed he could incubate a rabbit embryo to adulthood in a matter of days.
Where do you incubate the eggs'?
You won't see one again for 17 years. That's how long they take to incubate.
I'll be ready to incubate the first of them in a few hours.
They incubate the symbiotes until they're ready for implantation.
It took three hours for the virus to incubate.
Now it's time for you to incubate in your Kryptonian chrysalis.
But we needed a safe place for michelle to incubate, so we really did have some time to kill.
It should have, yes, but my theory -- and it's just a theory -- is that this toxin or parasite or whatever it is, needed time to incubate, to mature.
That's how long they take to incubate.
Here, geese can nest on the ground in relative safety. Nonetheless, this female must incubate her eggs for three weeks and throughout this time she will be very vulnerable.
The females no longer have the energy to incubate.
These things are going to incubate soon.
Now it's time for you to incubate In your kryptonian chrysalis.
I'll incubate the little thing. Then, after that, I think it's probably best that I pass on the baton. - You know?
Dom did something terrible in a hat and left it to incubate in a drawer.
Diseases incubate.
It can take decades to incubate.

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The law, for example, could be used to favor institutions (like the family) that incubate commitment, and to decentralize decision-making to the maximum practicable extent.

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