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emerging
This term describes a state of transition from obscurity or insignificance to visibility and influence. It carries a strong connotation of potential and momentum, suggesting that the subject is not yet fully established but is on a trajectory toward dominance or maturity. In professional and academic contexts, it is often used to signal a trend that is currently gaining traction.
When applied to economics and geopolitics, the term specifically identifies nations that are transitioning from developing status to developed status. In this specialized register, it implies a specific set of characteristics: rapid industrialization, increasing integration into global trade, and a growing middle class, distinguishing these entities from stagnant or fully matured economies.
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The company is focusing its investments on emerging markets in Southeast Asia.
Look at those emerging sprouts pushing through the soil.
She is one of the most promising emerging artists of her generation.
A dark figure was emerging from the thick fog.
We need to adapt our strategy to handle emerging threats in cybersecurity.
The sun was emerging from behind the clouds after the storm.
I wonder if this is an emerging trend or just a temporary fad.
The ancient beast was slowly emerging from the depths of the lake.