Meaning & Definition of word "Emit"

Emit

/ɪˈmɪt/

1. to send out or give off (a substance, such as light, heat, sound, etc.)
- Example: The lamp will emit a bright light when turned on.
2. to produce and discharge (something, such as gas or radiation)
- Example: The factory was found to emit toxic fumes into the air.
3. to utter or express (a sound, remark, etc.)
- Example: She began to emit a soft sigh of relief after hearing the good news.
4. to issue officially, as in a legal context or publication
- Example: The government plans to emit new guidelines for health and safety.

From Latin 'emittere', from 'e-' (out) + 'mittere' (to send).

emit light:

to produce light

emit sound:

to produce a sound

emit radiation:

to discharge radiation

emission:

the act of emitting; a substance emitted.

emitters:

devices or entities that emit.

emitters spectrum:

the range of frequencies emitted by a source.

Meaning: to release something (usually in a more casual context)

Example Sentence: He emitted a loud laugh during the movie.

Meaning: to send out vibes or energy

Example Sentence: She emits positive energy wherever she goes.