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Meanings of emanation in English
Usage of emanation in English
1
The subtle emanation of other influences seemed to arrest and chill him
2
Therefore, the proceeding of the human spirits from God is through emanation.
3
The whole universe is, so to speak, a simple emanation from God.
4
The green of their young leaves hung about them like an emanation.
5
Two active deposits, thorium A and B, arise successively from the emanation.
6
It lies otherwise beyond all explanation, this mysterious emanation of big woods.
7
The trap is part of the Territory, the purest emanation of it.
8
It just seems to be a pure emanation of the person herself.
9
This corporate pop culture, however, is anything but a unilateral emanation.
10
She was the sun and the first emanation from the sun.
11
It feels right now, because it is such an emanation of that time.
12
The world of existence is an emanation of the merciful attribute of God.
13
How could anybody prove the doctrine of emanation, one way or the other?
14
Shallow Grave really does feel like an emanation of early pre-Blair Cool Britannia.
15
The universe is an emanation from the perfect, and an effort towards perfection.
16
The relation is that of emanation and not that of manifestation.
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Emanation through the time
Emanation across language varieties
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