radiating
/ˈreɪdiˌeɪtɪŋ/
adjective
- Sending out energy, light, heat, or other forms of radiation.
- The radiating heat from the fireplace warmed the entire room.
- The patient was placed under a radiating lamp to help with muscle pain.
- The sun is a constantly radiating source of light and energy.
- Spreading outward from a central point.
- The map showed radiating lines representing the subway routes from the city center.
- The spider's web had radiating threads connecting the outer rings to the hub.
- The artist painted radiating circles of color around the bright sun.
- Showing a strong positive quality or feeling that is obvious to others.
- She had a radiating smile that made everyone feel welcome.
- The bride had a radiating happiness that filled the church.
- His radiating confidence inspired the whole team before the big game.
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noun
- The act or process of sending out energy, light, heat, or other forms of radiation.
- Scientists study the radiating of radio waves from distant stars.
- The radiating of light from the lighthouse guided ships safely to shore.
- The radiating of heat from the engine can damage nearby parts.