"emerge" as verb
1 - To come into view.
2 - To come out of a situation, object or a liquid.
3 - To become known.
emerge
/iˈmɜːd͡ʒ/
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Definition
To emerge means to come out of something, often a difficult or enclosed situation. It can also mean to appear or become visible. For example, "The sun emerged from behind the clouds," or "She emerged as a strong leader after the crisis."
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Brainstorm emerge
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Synonyms
1 - emerge
2 - come
3 - spring
4 - develop
5 - grow
6 - manifest
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Antonyms
1 - disappear
2 - sink
3 - retreat
4 - withdraw
5 - decline
6 - fall
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Examples in Context
1 - A spreading culture can emerge from the slightest influences in a community.
1 - Una cultura en expansión puede surgir de las influencias más sutiles en una comunidad.
2 - New requirements might emerge at a later stage of the project implementation.
2 - Podrían surgir nuevos requisitos en una fase posterior de la implementación del proyecto.
3 - In spring, browsed young shoots come to life as the animals emerge .
3 - En primavera, los brotes jóvenes comidos cobran vida al emerger los animales.
4 - When the tide ebbs, many shellfish emerge from the hidden rocks.
4 - Cuando la marea baja, muchos mariscos emergen de las rocas ocultas.
5 - Therapy really helped him emerge from the doldrums after his divorce.
5 - La terapia le ayudó mucho a salir del bache después de su divorcio.
6 - She managed to weather the personal setbacks and emerge even stronger.
6 - Logró sobreponerse a los contratiempos personales y salir aún más fuerte.
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