outgrowth
/ˈaʊtˌɡroʊθ/Definitions
1. noun
Something that grows out from a surface, especially a plant or a part of an animal body; a growth or development.
“The outgrowth of the new technology led to significant improvements in productivity.”
2. noun
A result or development that grows out of a particular situation, event, or activity.
“The outgrowth of the company’s new strategy resulted in a substantial increase in sales.”
3. noun
A new area or part of a city, town, or other area that develops or grows rapidly.
“The outgrowth of the new neighborhood became a popular destination for young families.”
4. noun
A development or growth in an idea, theory, or concept.
“The outgrowth of her research led to a breakthrough in the field of medicine.”