emerge

/iˈmɜːd͡ʒ/verb

To come out from somewhere and become visible or known.

Example sentences

“A deer emerged from the trees at the edge of the field.”
“New details about the incident emerged during the investigation.”

Patterns and truths emerge from investigation; that abstract use outnumbers the literal one. 'Emerging markets' is a fixed economics label.

Related words

eminentWell known and highly respected; outstanding in some way.embraceThe act of wrapping your arms around someone and holding them close; a hug.emoteIn online games and chats, a preset action or gesture shown to other users as a description rather than as a normal message.embodyTo be a living or concrete example of an idea or quality; to give it a visible form.empatheticGood at sensing and sharing other people's feelings; understanding.embellishTo add decoration to something to make it prettier, or to add extra details to a story.