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Meanings of emanate in English

Portuguese
emanar
Catalan
emanar
Spanish
emanar

Give out (breath or an odor)

emanar
Usage of emanate in English
1
The names come from its strange-looking fruit from which long barbs emanate.
The Irish Times
2
I think that that's maybe a quality people feel like I emanate.
Ebony
3
The obvious downsides emanate from the possibilities of opportunistic behaviour by partners.
The Irish Times
4
So you're aware it's where a lot of the top-secret programs emanate.
Private Sector
5
The mildness I have mentioned seemed to emanate from her whole being.
Before Adam
6
A chill seemed to emanate from it which reached his very heart.
A Lover in Homespun / And Other Stories
7
No wonder that a famous poet should emanate from such a family.
Cambridge Sketches
8
He noticed how, without words, she seemed to emanate responsiveness and understanding.
Bambi
9
The sound decoy now seemed to emanate sound all around me .
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
10
Yet, who could say that harm did not emanate from that bar?
The Expedition of the Donner Party and its Tragic Fate
11
How many humanizing, gentle, and pacific influences constantly emanate from this centre!
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, Volume 2
12
Most of my sporting opinions emanate from the gut rather than brain.
The Guardian
13
It seemed to emanate from within the small work of art.
The Plains of Passage
14
He heard a wail emanate from within the monastery behind him.
The Scarlet Gospels
15
The mist-pageants of the morning seemed somehow to emanate from Winnie.
Aylwin
16
From him emanate all its actions; to him are responsible all its parts.
The Soul of the Far East
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Translations for emanate
Portuguese
emanar
Emanate through the time
Emanate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common