How to spell INCIPID correctly?

If you accidentally typed "incipid" instead of "insipid", fear not! Here are a couple of appropriate replacements. The correct term you may have intended was either "insipid", meaning lacking flavor or interest or "incipient", referring to something in its early stage of development.

• incised The incised lines on the ancient pottery provided clues about its origin and purpose.
• Incited The fiery speech he made incited the crowd to cheer wildly.
• insipid The soup tasted insipid and lacked any distinct flavor.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries