emerging

Heretical mutation of Christianity that teaches there are no objective truths, and that Christian worship consists of deep breathing exercises and sycretism with pagan and non-Christian religions.

Driscoll used to be emerging, but over the years he has come to his senses.

by Smurf Breath April 7, 2007

emergence

The appearance of linearity from asymmetry.

Appears in the form of aesthetic, structure or design.

Emergence indicates that linear time is a vector that moves from the future toward the past.

by tomorrowtomorrow July 15, 2018

emerge

move out of or away from something and come into view.
synonyms: come out, appear, come into view, become visible, surface, materialize, manifest oneself, issue, come forth

"black ravens emerged from the fog"
"a policeman emerged from the alley"

by iloveshadow January 22, 2016

emergical

a phrase to save time for persons calling for help.
- abbreviation of emergency medical,

Emergency medical assistance--emergical assistance.

by theodor logan October 26, 2006

emerg

Noun: The student run, volunteer EMS agency at the GW University. Capable of responding to all medical emergencies (asthma attacks, dislocated joints, heart attacks, cardiac arrest) on and off campus.

"EMeRG saved that guy whose heart stopped yesterday"

by emerg December 24, 2007

emergence

Synthetic idealism; synthetic nihilism; meta-nihilism.

Self-organized criticality; scale invariance; continuum.

Aesthetic and desire as a momentum from future to past.

Futurekampf.

Emergence is contrapositive to creation (effection) on the line of time.

by sandraxine June 25, 2018

emerged

When someone or something begin for the very first time

when he emerged into the world he was very tiny and pink

by alikepetrichor August 7, 2017