emergence

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emergence

A butterfly completes its emergence from a chrysalis on a leaf.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of coming out into view or becoming visible: The process of appearing or becoming seen after being hidden or not existing.
    • The process of coming into existence or prominence: The gradual beginning or development of something new.
    • The act of emerging: The action of moving out of or away from something and coming into view.
Usage and Examples
  • Referring to something becoming visible:
    • The emergence of the sun from behind the clouds was a beautiful sight.
    • Scientists observed the emergence of a new star in the galaxy.
  • Referring to something coming into existence or becoming important:
    • The 19th century saw the emergence of many new political ideologies.
    • Her emergence as a leading expert in the field surprised many.
  • Referring to the act of coming out:
    • The butterfly's emergence from its chrysalis is a key stage in its life cycle.
Advanced Usage
  • In a figurative or abstract sense: Often used to describe the rise of ideas, trends, or social phenomena.
    • The report discusses the emergence of a global digital culture.
    • His theory explains the emergence of complex behavior from simple rules.
  • In scientific contexts: Used in biology, astronomy, and social sciences to describe the appearance or development of a structure, entity, or property.
    • The study focuses on the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Variants and Related Words
  • Emerge (verb): To move out of or away from something and come into view; to become apparent or prominent.
    • The facts began to emerge after a long investigation.
  • Emergent (adjective): In the process of coming into being or becoming prominent; often used in scientific contexts (e.g., emergent properties).
    • The country is an emergent economic power.
  • Emerging (adjective): Becoming apparent or prominent; newly formed or developing.
    • Investors are looking at emerging markets.
Synonyms
  • Appearance: The act of becoming visible or noticeable.
  • Rise: The process of becoming more important, powerful, or prominent.
  • Development: The process of starting to exist or grow.
  • Materialization: The process of coming into existence or becoming real.
Antonyms
  • Disappearance: The act of ceasing to be visible.
  • Submergence: The act of going under or being covered.
  • Decline: A gradual and continuous loss of strength, power, or importance.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • "On the emergence of": At the time when something begins to appear or become important.
    • On the emergence of the internet, traditional media had to adapt quickly.
  • "Give emergence to" (less common, formal): To cause or allow something to come into existence or view.
    • The treaty gave emergence to a new era of cooperation.
emergence

A butterfly completes its emergence from a chrysalis on a leaf.

Noun
  1. the act of coming (or going) out; becoming apparent
  2. the act of emerging
  3. the becoming visible
    • not a day's difference between the emergence of the andrenas and the opening of the willow catkins
  4. the gradual beginning or coming forth
    • figurines presage the emergence of sculpture in Greece