ingression
ɪnˈɡrɛʃən
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Definition of ingression - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
movementRareact of entering or going inRare
  • The ingression of water into the basement caused damage..
admission entrance entry
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.
actualization manifestation realization
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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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  1. French:entrée, ingression, ...
  2. German:Eindringen, Ingression, ...
  3. Italian:ingresso, ingressione, ...
  4. Spanish:ingreso, movimiento celular interno, ...
  5. Portuguese:ingresso, ingressão, ...
  6. Chinese:入侵, 内移, ...
  7. Japanese:侵入, 内在化, ...
  8. Arabic:دُخُول, اِنْغِرَاس, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּנִיסָה, הַחְדָּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:проникновение, инвагинация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:входження, інгресія, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रवेश, अंदर की ओर गति, ...
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