Modifies a noun

• bourgeoisie: Where is the nascent bourgeoisie going to obtain its capital?

• entrepreneur: Finally we hope to have some nascent entrepreneurs for you to mentor who will also provide feedback on your coaching skills.

• democracy: This is not a good example for nascent democracies anywhere.

• movement: The nascent engaged Buddhist movement may well be just the amalgam we now need.

• stage: Martial Arts Founded in October 2003, the nascent stages of this Club's life have been very promising.

• industry: He compares the nascent industry 's situation with mobile telephony in the 1980s.

Modifying Another Word

• still: The private media, on the other hand, is still nascent.

• relatively: Still relatively nascent and amorphous, translation studies needed just such a means of solidification.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Our freedom remains nascent, sometimes perverted, often trivialized.