Emanate

/ˈɛm.ə.neɪt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to come out from a source; to flow out or emit.

The warmth seemed to emanate from the fireplace, filling the room with comfort.

to send forth or to emit, as in light, sound, or odors.

A soft glow began to emanate from the lantern as dusk fell.

to originate from; to issue forth.

Her confidence emanated from her extensive knowledge of the subject.

to give out or spread (something, such as quality or energy).

The flowers in the garden emanate a sweet fragrance that attracts bees.

Derived from Latin 'emanare', meaning 'to flow out' (from 'ex-' meaning 'out' + 'manare' meaning 'to flow').

emanate joy

to spread happiness or positivity from oneself.

emanate confidence

to show or project self-assurance.

emanate warmth

to convey warmth in personality or demeanor.

emission

The act of releasing or discharging something.

radiate

To send out rays or waves.

originate

To begin or start from a source.

To give off a strong vibe.

You really emanate chill vibes at the party.

To stand out or be noticeable because of a quality.

He emanates good energy wherever he goes.