Emergent

Pronunciation: /ɪˈmɜːr.dʒənt/

Definitions of emergent

adjective relating to or being in the process of emergence, coming into view or notice, developing, or arising

Example Sentences

A1 The emergent flowers were beautiful.

A2 The emergent leader quickly gained the trust of the group.

B1 The emergent technology is revolutionizing the industry.

B2 The emergent artist's work was featured in a prestigious gallery.

C1 The emergent trends in the market are being closely monitored by analysts.

C2 The emergent political movement is gaining momentum across the country.

Examples of emergent in a Sentence

formal The emergent situation required immediate attention from all stakeholders.

informal The emergent issue came out of nowhere and caught us all off guard.

slang The emergent trend is blowing up on social media right now.

figurative The emergent leader quickly rose to the top of the organization.

Grammatical Forms of emergent

• past tense: emerged
• plural: emergents
• comparative: more emergent
• superlative: most emergent
• present tense: emerges
• future tense: will emerge
• perfect tense: has emerged
• continuous tense: is emerging
• singular: emergent
• positive degree: emergent
• infinitive: to emerge
• gerund: emerging
• participle: emerged

Origin and Evolution of emergent

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'emergent' originated from the Latin word 'emergens', which is the present participle of 'emergere' meaning 'to arise, to bring to light'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that is coming into existence or becoming apparent, the word 'emergent' has evolved to also refer to phenomena that arise from complex systems or interactions.