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Human infants are born with motor capabilities that are bare
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Human infants are born with motor capabilities that are barely _______ compared to those of other animal species that can survive on their own hours after birth; this is thought in part to be the result of a biological prioritization in humans of complex reasoning and language skills over motor development early in life.
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| impetuous |
| consummate |
| inchoate | sedentary | incipient |
| volatile |
Re: Human infants are born with motor capabilities that are bare
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03 May 2019, 06:03
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The word could be thought of as undeveloped. Now matching the given words with it will give the answer as C,E.
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22 Jan 2024, 22:05
22 Jan 2024, 22:05
inchoate : underdeveloped or unorganized
incipient : Early or initial stage of some development
volatile : not stable
sedentary : Not active
with word Barely incipient is matching but no other is matching here , thus i thought in SE we need find pair thus i select inchoate & volatile as they both are giving a sense of instability.
Carcass Sir, any suggestion here ?
incipient : Early or initial stage of some development
volatile : not stable
sedentary : Not active
with word Barely incipient is matching but no other is matching here , thus i thought in SE we need find pair thus i select inchoate & volatile as they both are giving a sense of instability.
Carcass Sir, any suggestion here ?
