effuse
/ɪˈfjuz/
verb
- To pour out or spread out, especially a liquid or gas; to emit or give off.
- The broken pipe began to effuse water across the basement floor.
- The flowers effuse a sweet fragrance into the evening air.
- Volcanoes effuse lava and ash during an eruption.
- To express feelings or thoughts in an unrestrained or overflowing way.
- At the reunion, old friends effused warm memories of their school days.
- She would effuse her excitement about the trip to anyone who would listen.
- The poet effused his love for nature in every line of the poem.
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