Antonyms for Emergent
ɪˈmɜr dʒəntemer·gent

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1. emergentadjective

   occurring unexpectedly and requiring urgent action

   "emergent repair of an aorta"

   Antonyms:
   gradual, dying

   Synonyms:
   emerging

2. emergent, emergingadjective

   coming into existence

   "an emergent republic"

   Antonyms:
   dying, gradual

   Synonyms:
   emerging, emergent, rising

How to use Emergent in a sentence?

1. Judge Andrew Napolitano:

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

2. 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.

3. Anthony Fauci:

   Those individuals we know almost invariably do not have an adequate response, so the need to give them an additional boost is much more emergent than the general population.

4. Allyson Jackson:

   Even though fish-eating terrestrial consumers are often exposed to high levels of mercury, they are usually not species eaten by humans – think of an osprey, kingfisher or bald eagle, the same is true for terrestrial consumers that rely on emergent aquatic insects – they are often not species consumed by humans such as spiders, songbirds and bats.

5. Orlando Dominguez:

   But we're also conveying to the public that if you've fallen and might have hurt your knee or you have a cough, things like that, that are not emergent or urgent, they should follow up with their primary care physician or go into a walk-in clinic.

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