Definition
Definition of effusing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
expressiveRare expressing feelings openly and without restraintRare
- Her effusing gratitude was evident in her speech.
2.
abundantRare pouring out freely or abundantlyRare
- The effusing light filled the room with warmth.
Origin of effusing
Latin, effundere (to pour out)
Examples of effusing in a sentence
The letter was filled with effusing compliments. The effusing aroma of flowers was enchanting. Her effusing enthusiasm was contagious.
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- French:débordant, abondant, ...
- German:ausdrucksvoll, reichlich, ...
- Italian:aperto, effuso, ...
- Spanish:efusivo, abundante, ...
- Portuguese:efusivo, abundante, ...
- Chinese:热情洋溢的, 倾泻的, ...
- Japanese:溢れる, あふれる, ...
- Arabic:مُتَدَفِّق, مُنْدَفِع, ...
- Hebrew:מַבִּיעַ, שׁוֹפֵעַ, ...
- Russian:изливающийся, обильный, ...
- Ukrainian:щирий, рясний, ...
- Hindi:उद्गारपूर्ण, प्रचुर, ...
Definition of effuse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotiontr./intr. Rare express emotions freelytr./intr. Rare
- She effused gratitude to everyone who helped..
2.
sciencetr./intr. TECH. emit or give off a substancetr./intr. TECH.
- The flowers effuse a sweet fragrance.
3.
liquidsintr. TECH. flow out freely like a liquidintr. TECH.
- Water effused from the broken pipe.
Adjective
1.
expressiveDated freely expressing emotions or feelingsDated
- Her effuse gratitude was evident to everyone at the gathering..
2.
generosityDated generous or abundant in givingDated
- Her effuse nature made her popular.
3.
looseDated spread out loosely or freelyDated
- The plant has effuse branches.
Origin of effuse
Latin, effundere (to pour out)
Examples of effuse in a sentence
They effused their feelings openly. The volcano effused lava continuously. The machine effuses steam during operation. Juice effused from the overripe fruit. Lava effused from the volcano's crater. His effuse praise made her blush.
The artist's effuse emotions were clear in his work. His effuse donations supported many charities. The effuse praise embarrassed him. The effuse leaves covered the ground. The artist's effuse style was evident in the painting.
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- French:exprimer, effusif, ...
- German:ausdrücken, überschwänglich, ...
- Italian:esprimere, effusivo, ...
- Spanish:expresar emociones, efusivo, ...
- Portuguese:expressar, efusivo, ...
- Chinese:表达, 热情洋溢的, ...
- Japanese:感謝の意を表す, 溢れる, ...
- Arabic:عَبَّرَ عن مشاعره, مُتَدَفِّق, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְפַּרְקֵן, נִלְהָב, ...
- Russian:изливать, выразительный, ...
- Ukrainian:висловлювати, щирий, ...
- Hindi:व्यक्त करना, उदार, ...
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