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- verb Present participle of
gestate .
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Examples
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I think this Tea Party movement was "gestating" during George W. Bush's presidency, he was picked over Al Gore because he was seen by voters as having a common touch, he didn't talk down to people, unlike Gore and Obama seems to do today.
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And The Sing-Off was this little gem gestating in December, and it saw growth last year despite no promotion and no marketing.
NBC Chief Robert Greenblatt Explains His New Fall Schedule 2011
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Every womb desires to give birth by receiving and gestating a particular energy; yet the way a woman specifically utilizes her creative energy is a matter of personal intention.
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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Like a painter who has to keep fiddling with her painting, a woman keeps gestating her creations rather than finishing one creative cycle and then moving on to the next.
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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A spiritual teacher may receive a divine energy, gestating rituals for celebrating the sacred.
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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The script to "White Irish Drinkers," an alternately sentimental and harrowing coming-of-age saga that opens in the city on March 25, has, he said, been gestating for more than a decade.
Channeling Bay Ridge Past Bruce Bennett 2011
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Or the equivalent time off with the same benefits as your gestating or adopting colleagues?
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Uterine energy is vigorous and robust whether it is used for gestating a child or for other creative ventures.
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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Or the equivalent time off with the same benefits as your gestating or adopting colleagues?
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What are you presently holding or gestating in your life?
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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