† innoˈtescenceObs.rare—1. [ad.med.L. innōtēscentia, f. L. innōtēscent-em, pr.pple. of innōtēscĕre, inceptive f.in- (in-2) + nōscere, nōt- to know.] A becoming known. 1629Donne Serm. V. cxxv. 254, I shall see it in the face of that God who is all face, all manifestation, all innotescence to me.