egression
ɪˈɡrɛʃən
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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.
emission radiation transmission
2.
movementDatedact of going out or leaving a placeDated
  • The egression from the building was orderly despite the alarm.
departure exit
3.
sociologyTECH.centralized organization in systems theoryTECH.
  • The egression was evident in the company's structure.
centralization systematization
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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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  1. French:égression, sortie, ...
  2. German:Berechnetes Wellenfeld, Ausgang, ...
  3. Italian:egressione, uscita, ...
  4. Spanish:campo de salida, salida, ...
  5. Portuguese:egressão, saída, ...
  6. Chinese:出射场, 外出, ...
  7. Japanese:エグレッション, 退出, ...
  8. Arabic:حقل الموجات الخارج من موقع محدد, خروج, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁדֶה גַּלִי יוֹצֵא, עֲזִיבָה, ...
  10. Russian:эгрессия, выход, ...
  11. Ukrainian:егресія, вихід, ...
  12. Hindi:तरंग क्षेत्र, निर्गमन, ...
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