0 past simple and past participle of emerge --
1 to appear by coming out of something or out from behind something: --
2 to become known, especially as a result of examining something or asking questions about it: --
A clear pattern has emerged in vernacular education policy.
Negotiations between the military government and the various opposition movements have emerged as the only viable solution to the crisis.
Four problems emerged as the legal process unfolded.
No clear pattern to understanding emerged among those women who claimed to have knowledge of the test.
A strong, curvaceous woman, she stands alone, naked and proud, her feet dragging in the water of the well from which she has just emerged.
Indeed, archaeology first emerged alongside modernity, as an investigation into the origins and depths of human historical achievement through the medium of its material residue.
The movement which emerged was not only much larger but also vastly more energetic and ambitious.
Once human knowledge, morality and aesthetics have emerged, they cannot usefully be analysed by evolutionary theory.
