1. In a manner that is just beginning or in an early stage of development; in an inchoate way.
Usage: formal; linguistics/grammar: relating to verbs that express the beginning of an action

Examples

• The project developed inchoatively, with ideas forming gradually over several months.
• The verb 'begin' functions inchoatively to mark the start of an action.
• Her interest in music emerged inchoatively during childhood.
• The movement grew inchoatively from small local gatherings.
• The language inchoatively took shape as speakers adapted words from neighboring regions.