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Definition of effusion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
expressionDated unrestrained outpouring of emotion or enthusiastic ideasDated
- Her effusion made everyone feel her excitement.
2.
medicalTECH. fluid seeping into a body cavityTECH.
- The doctor noted an effusion in the patient's lung.
Origin of effusion
Latin, effusio (a pouring out)
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acr: Otitis Media with Effusion
ear condition with fluid buildup behind the eardrum
Examples of effusion in a sentence
Their effusion of gratitude filled the small clinic. The X-ray showed an effusion in the knee joint. Effusion in the abdominal cavity required immediate attention.
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- French:effusion, épanchement, ...
- German:Gefühlsausbruch, Erguss, ...
- Italian:sfogo, effusione, ...
- Spanish:efusión, derrame, ...
- Portuguese:efusão, ...
- Chinese:情感流露, 积液, ...
- Japanese:感情の爆発, 胸水, ...
- Arabic:فيض من المشاعر, اِنْصِبَاب, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְפַּרְצוּת, הַצְטַבְּרוּת נוֹזְלִים בַּחוּלִיּוֹת, ...
- Russian:выплеск эмоций, выпот, ...
- Ukrainian:потік емоцій, випіт, ...
- Hindi:भावनाओं का प्रवाह, तरल रिसाव, ...
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