emerging

[ih-mur-jing]

adjective

1. emergent.

   emerging nations.

Other Word Forms

• unemerging adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of emerging¹

First recorded in 1640–50; emerge + -ing ²

Example Sentences

The first of the Sundance Lab programs, which continue today, also launched in 1981, bringing emerging filmmakers together in the mountains to develop projects with the support of more established advisers.

From Los Angeles Times

They carry repeats of TV newscasts, morning shows and newsmagazines, but over time have added original streaming programs as well, where emerging on-air talent can get experience at the anchor desk.

From Los Angeles Times

Recent reports show emerging signs of strain on less affluent Americans.

From BBC

Musk is hoping for a big boost from Tesla’s emerging robotaxi service, which rolled out in Austin in June.

From Los Angeles Times

He hadn't shared the contents of the emails with Downing Street and had been "dismissive, claiming there was nothing new" in the stories emerging about his friendship with Epstein earlier in the week, sources suggest.

From BBC

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