egressive

The term "egressive" refers to the act of moving out or away from a particular place, system, or state. It is often used in various contexts, including economics, biology, and information technology. In economics, egressive refers to the flow of money or goods out of a system, such as a country or a business. This can include exports, investments, or capital outflows. In biology, egressive processes involve the movement of substances out of cells or organisms, such as the excretion of waste products. In information technology, egressive traffic refers to data that is sent out from a network or system, as opposed to ingress traffic, which is data received. The term is derived from the Latin word "egressus," which means "going out."