Inception

What do we mean by inception?

The beginning of something, such as an undertaking; a commencement. synonym: origin. noun

A taking in, as by swallowing; the process of receiving within. noun

The incipient or initial stage; beginning; commencement. noun

In entomology, a starting-point; the place of beginning, as of a longitudinal mark, etc. noun

The formal qualification of a master of arts in the old universities, preliminary to taking his degree; the solemn act kept by the candidate for the degree of master of arts immediately before receiving the degree; the commencement. noun

Beginning; commencement; initiation. noun

Reception; a taking in. noun

The creation or beginning of something; the establishment. noun

An event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events noun

The creation or beginning of something; the establishment.

Words that are spelled similarly to inception:
inception, conception, intention, deception, exception, infection, reception, invention, injection, ingestion, invection, insertion, incepting, indention, acception, inertion, incension, inceptive, incession, increpation, incretion, inceptor, inceration, insection, incaution, inceptions, infektion, injektion, inceptisol.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word inception:
grown, contested, till.

Words that rhyme with inception:
perception, conception, deception, exception, reception, misconception, preconception, misperception, contraception, interception, self-deception, immaculate conception, extrasensory perception, taste perception, take exception, wedding reception, olfactory perception, visual perception, cordial reception, touch perception, auditory perception, sound perception, electronic deception, electronic manipulative deception, favorable reception, musical perception, manipulative electronic deception, electronic imitative deception, speech perception, imitative electronic deception.

Adjectives that are often used to describe inception:
very, first, earliest, original, early, formal, initial, recent, actual, lease, glacial, official, its, legal, sudden, modest, tumor, due, century, valid, creative, humble, gloomy, gradual, ite, simultaneous, abrupt, lawful, cavitation, pre, glorious, promising, intrauterine, bold, premature, statutory, consequent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective inception:
title.

Words that sound like inception:
inception, interception, inceptions, incession, insession, in session, insition, conception, incision, interruption, incepting, deception, exception, reception, insertion, intercession, interceptions, insection, incension, incipient, incipience, insipient, insipience, insulin, inscription, insuline, inition, concession, conceptions, inseparate, assession, inspan, in season, inspersion, imperception, acception, assumption, eruption, consumption, egyptian, inhibition, emission, conniption, interruptions, incisions, intercepting, incitation, unition, incorruption, isoprene, inogen, unspin, emotion, inspiration, sensation, recession, inspection, intersection, incessant, exceptions, exemption, insurrection, secession, inaction, deceptions, preception, emption, receptions, incept, ization, unopen, decession, imation, insentient, intersession, incertain, insertions, in motion, isation, in action, unsprung, unshapen, -ization, enation, inertion, inserra, insep, us open, discession, inceptor, conceptious, mancipation, in fashion, incaution, insen, inspecttion, adeption, unseason.