eclosion
/ɪˈkloʊʒən/
noun
- The act of emerging from an egg, cocoon, or pupa, especially in insects.
- The time of eclosion can vary depending on temperature and humidity.
- Scientists studied the eclosion of the moths under controlled conditions.
- The butterfly's eclosion from its chrysalis was a beautiful sight.
- A figurative emergence or coming into being, such as the birth of an idea or a new phase.
- The company's new product line marked the eclosion of a fresh creative era.
- Her first novel represented the eclosion of a powerful new voice in literature.
- The festival celebrated the eclosion of spring after a long winter.