Emergent | Meaning with examples | My Word Book

Meaning of Emergent: in the early stages of existence or development

Examples:

1. She is widely perceived as the emergent leader of the movement.
2. Constructs are usually named by their emergent pole.
3. There has been a tendency for newspapers to represent both existing political parties and emergent ones.
4. Ben's response to Kathy reflects the setting of an emergent goal.
5. The emergent young singer may not be famous yet, but his great talent points to a future in show business.
6. The emergent effects of the civil war are not easily discernible yet, but in a few years they will become obvious.
7. An emergent politician is on his way to becoming a major political player, though he may not be one just yet.
8. Make Invoice and packing list and assist in solving emergent customs problems.
9. The moral benefits of simple living were eventually shunted aside by the tactics of the emergent advertising industry.
10. The purpose is to realize a specific set of values, through an emergent creative and relatively autonomous process.