emanation
/ˌɛməˈneɪʃən/
noun
- Something that flows or comes out from a source.
- The emanation of light from the screen was too bright for the dark room.
- Scientists studied the emanation of gas from the volcano to predict eruptions.
- The pleasant emanation of lavender filled the room from the scented candle.
- The process of coming out or being produced from a source.
- The emanation of heat from the engine caused the metal to expand.
- The emanation of new ideas from the team led to a successful product launch.
- The constant emanation of radio waves from the tower powers the communication network.
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