emerging
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- unemerging adjective
Etymology
Origin of emerging
Example Sentences
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This emerging cancer treatment strategy takes advantage of the unique chemical conditions found inside tumors.
From Science Daily
Though concerns around the quick build-out of data centers have centered on their potential to strain electricity supplies, now the opposite risk is emerging.
But with veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford back and several recent draft classes producing emerging stars, the Rams will be among the favorites to make their third Super Bowl appearance under McVay.
From Los Angeles Times
Other new computing hot spots are emerging elsewhere in the U.S.
While GLP-1s have undergone extensive human trials and are licensed by the MHRA, the UK's medicines watchdog, there is a "grey market" of other peptides emerging.
From BBC
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