Usage examples (20)

• He was the first who addressed letters with the incept, from A. to
• The editing--concerning punctuation, grammar, standard style, etc.--of The Times is appallingly incept.
• Security was therefore demanded from the licentiate that he would incept within a year; and, if he omitted to do so, he was fined.
• Theology -- had to undergo the same experiences as were prescribed for the faculty of Arts; that is to say, they had to respond, to dispute, to determine, and to incept.