1. in a way that is in an early or undeveloped stage; in a manner relating to an embryo or embryonic development
Usage: often used figuratively to describe ideas, projects, or concepts that are nascent or preliminary

Examples

• The technology was embryonically developed when the company first launched the product.
• His ideas about the business model were still embryonically formed during the initial planning stages.
• The project existed only embryonically in the early sketches and notes.
• The organization's structure was embryonically simple at its founding.
• The concept of artificial intelligence was embryonically understood in the 1950s.