inchoateness

Their features, though shadowy to the point of inchoateness, appeared to express aversion and hostility.

The inchoateness of Nettleship's philosophical thinking is more apparent in the Philosophical Remains than in the separate volume of lectures on Plato's Republic.

Herbert Feith labelled the profile of the party as 'extreme nationalism and messianic social radicalism (whose inchoateness was only mildly tempered by the Marxist and Leninist theory to which it laid claim), it was a citadel of "oppositionism", the politics of refusing to recognize the practical difficulties of governments'.