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Definition of ingression - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
movementRare act of entering or going inRare
- The ingression of water into the basement caused damage..
2.
biologyTECH. inward movement of cells during gastrulationTECH.
- Ingression is crucial in early embryonic development.
3.
metaphysicsTECH. process where potentiality becomes actualityTECH.
- In metaphysics, ingression explains how ideas manifest.
Origin of ingression
Latin, ingressus (entry)
Examples of ingression in a sentence
The ingression of new members revitalized the club. The study focused on the role of ingression in cell differentiation. Researchers observed ingression during the initial stages of development. The philosopher discussed ingression in the context of reality formation. Ingression is key to understanding how thoughts become real.
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- French:entrée, ingression, ...
- German:Eindringen, Ingression, ...
- Italian:ingresso, ingressione, ...
- Spanish:ingreso, movimiento celular interno, ...
- Portuguese:ingresso, ingressão, ...
- Chinese:入侵, 内移, ...
- Japanese:侵入, 内在化, ...
- Arabic:دُخُول, اِنْغِرَاس, ...
- Hebrew:כְּנִיסָה, הַחְדָּרָה, ...
- Russian:проникновение, инвагинация, ...
- Ukrainian:входження, інгресія, ...
- Hindi:प्रवेश, अंदर की ओर गति, ...
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