Synonyms for emergent
ɪˈmɜr dʒəntemer·gent

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1. emergentadjective

   occurring unexpectedly and requiring urgent action

   "emergent repair of an aorta"

   Synonyms:
   emerging

   Antonyms:
   gradual, dying

2. emergent, emergingadjective

   coming into existence

   "an emergent republic"

   Synonyms:
   emerging, rising

   Antonyms:
   dying, gradual

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1. List of paraphrases for "emergent":

   emerging, pop-up, nascent, popup

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1. Seattle Children Hospital:

   The rooms in which Aspergillus was detected have been closed and out of an abundance of caution, we are only performing emergent surgeries in the operating rooms that have advanced in-room filtration, some surgical cases may be postponed or diverted to other local hospitals.

2. Judge Andrew Napolitano:

   There are judges sitting in an emergent capacity for applications like this.

3. Jeff Smith:

   It really just comes back to if you have an urgent or an emergent need, we can care for you safely at the hospital, and you should come.

4. Sarah Holding:

   Coined by climate activist Dan Bloom to capture an emergent literary genre dealing with life on Earth after it’s been ravaged by climate change, this [cli-fi] is fast becoming the most exciting and challenging subject area driving YA literature.

5. Gary Larson:

   I never once foresaw any connection between this emergent technology and my cartoons.