The act or process of going out or exiting; departure or emergence.
From Latin egressio (noun form from egredi 'to go out'); the suffix -ion forms nouns from verbs in Latin and is retained in English.
Egression appears in specialized contexts like astronomy (a star's egression from shadow) and architecture, where it's more official than 'exit' and implies careful, measured movement rather than quick departure.
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