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emerge

Intransitive Verb

past: emergedpp: emergeding: emerging

This word conveys a sense of transition from a state of invisibility or confinement to one of openness and visibility. It often implies a gradual process of revelation or a physical movement from a hidden interior to an exterior space.

In professional or social contexts, it describes the process of gaining recognition or ascending to a position of prominence. This usage suggests a natural evolution or a result of development rather than an abrupt change.

Meanings

Intransitive Verbemerge

[~ from something][~ as something]

To become apparent, known, or visible after being hidden or concealed.

The truth finally emerged during the trial.

Intransitive Verbemerge

[~ from something]

To move out of or away from a place, especially a confined space or a state of darkness.

The bear emerged from the cave after hibernation.

Intransitive Verbemerge

[~ as something]

To become known as a particular type of person or to achieve a specific status after a process.

She emerged as the leading candidate for the position.

Phrasal Verbs

emerge from

to come out of a place or a specific situation

The survivors emerged from the wreckage of the building.

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