Emerge means To come into view. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like rise or develop.
Emerge in a sentence
Related words
Emerge meaning
- To come into view.
- To come out of a situation, object, or a liquid.
- To become known.
Example sentences (20)
Consequently, City start as the overwhelming favourites and should emerge as the winners at the end of the fixture.
Investors should understand this sector is volatile as new companies emerge and old companies fall to the wayside.
Anton Strelnikov continues to emerge with 33 points, eight rebounds and four assists in a win against Mundelein.
I am confident that under President’s leadership, Turkiye will emerge from this catastrophe stronger,” he added.
As I stood, I could see a procession emerge from the back of the chapel—a line of people, mostly men, in academic robes.
Biden also urged a broader effort to emerge from the crisis with a viable Palestinian state alongside Israel.
Innovative strategies and new business models could emerge, turning these challenges into catalysts for growth,” he said.
Brighter days are ahead once we emerge on the other side of a recession that is forecast for late this year or early 2024.
It focuses on Cypriot miners as they re-emerge with their pitch-black faces, sweat and blood into the light.
A pause may signify that eventually monetary policy easing could emerge as was expected heading into 2023.
In short, Jordan’s failure to emerge as House speaker likely sounds the death knell for Trump’s political and legal futures.
Among the most significant actions to emerge from COP15 was the launch of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
Biden urged a broader effort to emerge from the crisis with a viable Palestinian state alongside Israel.
I have faith that it will emerge not only as a home for all its sons and daughters, but also as a force for good in this world.
According to him, the cabals are against Tinubu because their candidate did not emerge as the presidential candidate of the APC.
He said, Assam would emerge as a state-of-the-art cancer research center with its existing and proposed cancer treatment centres.
In the Southern Hemisphere, the opposite is true: critters that prefer the cold will start to emerge.
Bitwise in its latest prediction indicated that the Spot Bitcoin ETFs would emerge as the most successful ETF product ever launched.
He stressed that new opportunities would emerge in the tech sector and that many skills not taught in the schools would be required.
He added that the real toll will only emerge once buildings are cleared and rubble is taken away.
Common combinations with emerge
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to emerge 70×
- emerge as 36×
- emerge from 36×
- will emerge 25×
- emerge in 18×
- would emerge 9×
- emerge victorious 8×
- could emerge 7×
- emerge with 7×
- emerge and 7×
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