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Term: Incubious

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Lacking originality or creativity; unoriginal.

Sample Sentence: The movie was quite incubious, as its plot and characters were identical to countless others in the genre.

Sample Sentence 2: The artist's latest song was declared incubious by critics, as it heavily borrowed melodies and lyrics from existing hits.

Sense 2: Relating to or characteristic of incubation.

Sample Sentence: The incubious period for the eggs of these birds lasts about three weeks.

Sample Sentence 2: The incubious environment provided by the laboratory allowed the bacteria to grow rapidly.