[f. the sb.] intr. To issue, to go forth. (Perfect tenses sometimes conjugated with be.)
1578. Banister, Hist. Man, VIII. 111 b. Two other payre of sinewes … which after they are egressed or gone forth, beget also, by together knittyng, one notable nerue.
1765. W. Law, trans. Behmen’s Myst. Magnum, i. (1772), 11. That which is egressed is called the Lubet of the Deity.
1866. J. Rose, Ovid’s Fasti, II. 203. Forth from the camp egress’d their bands.
