Sentences

emanate in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

To emanate means to flow out or radiate from a source, often in a subtle or gentle manner.

Sample Sentences

  1. A soft glow seemed to emanate from the lantern as darkness fell.
  2. The aroma of freshly baked bread began to emanate from the kitchen, filling the house with warmth.
  3. Her confidence seemed to emanate from within, captivating everyone in the room.
  4. The sound of laughter and joy emanated from the party, drawing people in from the street.
  5. Compassion and kindness should emanate from our actions towards others in need.
  6. The warm light seemed to emanate from the heart of the fireplace.
  7. A sense of calmness began to emanate throughout the room as the music played softly.
  8. From the ancient trees, a sweet fragrance would emanate during the spring.
  9. Her confidence appeared to emanate from her extensive knowledge of the subject.
  10. The report emanated from a trusted source, adding credibility to its claims.

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