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Definition of egression - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
physicsTECH. calculated wave field from a specific locationTECH.
- The egression was analyzed in the physics experiment.
2.
movementDated act of going out or leaving a placeDated
- The egression from the building was orderly despite the alarm.
3.
sociologyTECH. centralized organization in systems theoryTECH.
- The egression was evident in the company's structure.
Origin of egression
Latin, egressus (going out)
Examples of egression in a sentence
Scientists focused on the egression during the test. The egression from the theater was quick and efficient. Egression from the stadium took longer than expected. Egression was crucial for the project's success. The egression process streamlined operations.
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- French:égression, sortie, ...
- German:Berechnetes Wellenfeld, Ausgang, ...
- Italian:egressione, uscita, ...
- Spanish:campo de salida, salida, ...
- Portuguese:egressão, saída, ...
- Chinese:出射场, 外出, ...
- Japanese:エグレッション, 退出, ...
- Arabic:حقل الموجات الخارج من موقع محدد, خروج, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁדֶה גַּלִי יוֹצֵא, עֲזִיבָה, ...
- Russian:эгрессия, выход, ...
- Ukrainian:егресія, вихід, ...
- Hindi:तरंग क्षेत्र, निर्गमन, ...
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