Definition of "emerge" []

To rise from or as if from immersion: Sea mammals must emerge periodically to breathe. (verb-intransitive)
To come forth from obscurity: new leaders who may emerge. (verb-intransitive)
To become evident: The truth emerged at the inquest. (verb-intransitive)
To come into existence. See Synonyms at appear. (verb-intransitive)

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Use "emerge" in a sentence

"Krinak saw the elder lemkin emerge from the dust, brandishing his stick at the giant as he said, You!"
"Will McCain emerge from the debate with a clear and crisp position regarding what the Government's best action should be on the fiscal crisis."
"Sega know that fans want to see a new title emerge, but are apparently mindful of the fact that previous games didn't sell well - that said they seem keen to get a new game made, regardless."

Words like "emerge"

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radiate rise rise up surface