emanated

ˈɛm.ə.neɪ.tɪd

Definition

Definition of emanated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

distributionspread out from a source

The light emanated from the lamp.
A warm glow emanated from the fireplace.
The aroma of fresh bread emanated from the kitchen.

dispersed

radiated

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Origin of emanated

Latin, emanare (to flow out)

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French:émaner de, ...
German:ausgestrahlt, ...
Italian:emanato, ...
Spanish:emanado, ...
Portuguese:emanado, ...
Chinese:散发的, ...
Japanese:発せられた, ...
Arabic:مُنْبَعِث, ...
Hebrew:שֶׁנִּבַּע מ, ...
Russian:исходящий, ...
Ukrainian:випромінюваний, ...
Hindi:प्रसारित, ...
Bengali:বিকিরিত, ...
Catalan:emanat, ...
Czech:vyzařovaný, ...
Danish:udgående, ...
Dutch:uitgestraald, ...
Greek:εκπεμπόμενος, ...
Hungarian:kisugárzó, ...
Khmer:ដែលបញ្ចេញចេញពីប្រភព, ...
Korean:퍼져나간, ...
Persian:ساطع‌شده, ...
Polish:emanujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):emanado, ...
Romanian:emanat, ...
Swedish:utstrålad, ...
Thai:ที่แผ่ออกมา, ...
Turkish:yayılan, ...
Vietnamese:tỏa ra từ một nguồn, ...

emanate

ˈɛm.əˌneɪt

Definition of emanate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

originate

intr.

come out from a source

intr.

A strange smell emanated from the old basement.

originate

spring

emission

tr./intr.

give out or emit something abstract

tr./intr.

He emanates confidence when he speaks.

emit

radiate

qualities

tr./intr.

Rare

give a strong sense of a quality

tr./intr.

Rare

She emanates confidence in every meeting.

emit

exude

radiate

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Origin of emanate

Latin, emanare (to flow out)

Examples of emanate in a sentence

Joy seemed to emanate from her every word.
The fragrance seemed to emanate from the flowers.
Warmth emanates from the fireplace.
His speeches emanate passion and sincerity.
The artwork emanates a sense of tranquility.

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French:provenir, émettre, ...
German:ausströmen, ausstrahlen, ...
Italian:provenire, trasmettere, ...
Spanish:emanar, irradiar, ...
Portuguese:emanar, transmitir, ...
Chinese:发出, 流露, ...
Japanese:発する, 放つ, ...
Arabic:اِنْبَعَثَ, أَصدَرَ, ...
Hebrew:לָנְבוֹעַ, לְשַׁדֵּר, ...
Russian:исходить, излучать, ...
Ukrainian:виходити, випромінювати, ...
Hindi:निकलना, झलकना, ...
Bengali:উৎসারিত হওয়া, প্রকাশ করা, ...
Catalan:emanar, irradiar, ...
Czech:vycházet, vyzařovat, ...
Danish:udgå fra, udstråle, ...
Dutch:komen, uitstralen, ...
Greek:αναδύομαι, αποπνέω, ...
Hungarian:áradni, árasztani, ...
Khmer:ចេញពី, បញ្ចេញ, ...
Korean:나오다, 내뿜다, ...
Persian:ساطع شدن, ساطع کردن, ...
Polish:emanować, ...
Portuguese (BR):emanar, transmitir, ...
Romanian:a emana, a răspândi, ...
Swedish:emanera, utstråla, ...
Thai:ลอยออกมา, แผ่, ...
Turkish:yayılmak, yaymak, ...
Vietnamese:tỏa ra, lan tỏa, ...

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