emergence

emergence
noun
ADJECTIVE
gradual
rapid, sudden
recent
early, late
VERB + EMERGENCE
lead to

Conditions after the war led to the emergence of a new type of political party.

herald, mark, signal
trace
see, witness

The last decade saw the emergence of a dynamic economy.

encourage, facilitate, promote

The annual competition has encouraged the emergence of several talented young musicians.

prevent
PREPOSITION
emergence as

his emergence as the party's leader

emergence from

the island's emergence from the sea


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