gestate

[US]/dʒɛsˈteɪt/
[UK]/dʒɛsˈteɪt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt.to carry or develop in the womb; to make pregnant
vi.to conceive or develop an idea
Word Forms
Present Participlegestating
Past Tensegestated
Past Participlegestated
Pluralgestates
Third Person Singulargestates

Phrases & Collocations

gestate ideas

gestate plans

gestate concepts

gestate projects

gestate theories

gestate innovation

gestate solutions

gestate visions

gestate strategies

gestate changes

Example Sentences

she plans to gestate her ideas before presenting them.

the project will gestate over the next few months.

they are hoping to gestate a new business concept.

it takes time to gestate a great idea.

she allowed her creativity to gestate naturally.

the team will gestate their strategy before the launch.

he wanted to gestate his thoughts thoroughly.

they took time to gestate their plans for expansion.

good ideas often gestate in silence.

she gestated her novel for several years.

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