outgrowth

• Nom désignant le résultat naturel d'un développement ou d'une évolution, un début graduel ou une conséquence découlant de quelque chose, ainsi qu'une excroissance ou une partie qui se développe à partir d'un organisme.

A noun referring to a natural consequence of development, a gradual beginning or coming forth, or a natural prolongation or projection from a part of an organism.

1. Natural consequenceB2formal

   A result or product that develops naturally from something else.

   conséquence naturelle

   • The new policy was an outgrowth of years of research.
   • Her interest in art was an outgrowth of her childhood creativity.
   • The company's success was an outgrowth of its innovative culture.

   Synonymesbyproductconsequencecorollaryderivativedevelopmenteffectoffshootproductresultspin-off

2. Gradual beginningC1formal

   The process of emerging or developing gradually from a source.

   développement progressif

   • The outgrowth of democracy in the region was a slow process.
   • The movement was an outgrowth of public dissatisfaction.
   • The outgrowth of new ideas often comes from collaboration.

   Synonymesbuddingdevelopmentemergenceevolutiongenesisgrowthoriginationunfolding

3. Biological projectionC1formalscientific

   A natural part that grows out from a main body of an organism, such as a branch or limb.

   Excroissance biologique

   • The hair on the skin is an outgrowth of the epidermis.
   • The antlers of a deer are an outgrowth of its skull.
   • The plant's roots are an outgrowth of the stem.

   Synonymesappendageprocessprojectionprotuberance