digenesis
/dɪdʒɪˈnɛsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a process or event that has two stages or phases of development or growth, especially in the formation of a crystal or a biological structure
“The geologist studied the digenesis of the ancient fossils in the cave.”
2. noun
a complex and multifaceted process of transformation or evolution
“The digenesis of the company’s business model led to a significant increase in profits.”
3. noun
a process of secondary metamorphism, especially in rocks
“The geologists found evidence of digenesis in the metamorphic rocks of the mountain range.”