emergence from

Frequency: 7.512.2 per million words

used to describe the source or previous state from which something has emerged

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Examples (10)

  • The country's successful emergence from the economic crisis was praised internationally.
  • We watched the butterfly's beautiful emergence from its chrysalis.
  • His emergence from a state of deep depression was a slow and difficult process.
  • The film documents the artist's emergence from obscurity to become a household name.
  • The nation's emergence from decades of isolation has opened up new opportunities.
  • The seedling's delicate emergence from the dark soil is a sign of new life.
  • This new technology represents our emergence from the constraints of the old system.
  • After the storm, the community's swift emergence from the disaster was remarkable.
  • Her confident emergence from her brother's shadow has impressed her colleagues.
  • The company's planned emergence from bankruptcy is expected next quarter.