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emanates

verb as in come forth; give off

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By the time I started boulder-hopping across a small stream emanating from Fairy Falls, a delicate 200-foot cascade, Brian and I were practically alone on the trail.

When Fitzpatrick arrived last year, he said, the “constant competitiveness” that emanated from Tomlin struck him.

In this year’s campaign, major technology companies say they have stopped similar activity emanating from Russia and other countries before the efforts gained significant traction.

During a flight in August 2018, the telescope detected 6-micrometer infrared light emanating from a region near the moon’s southern Clavius crater.

The color emanates from these creatures on the molecular level, and isn’t very long-lasting.

The violence emanates from the other side far more often than not.

The smell of death still emanates from the bathroom and chickens go back and forth through the open door.

Teardrops flow between the eyes as a flame emanates from the outline of his body.

Whenever the motors kick in, a high-pitched whirring sound emanates from the controller, which is a major distraction.

Can there be any doubt about wherefrom this hawkish push emanates?

My brother was right, Monkey-face has constantly cheated us; it is evident that this deed emanates from him alone.

It emanates from the essence of the Creator, forming the basis of all subsequent emanations.

Savage or primitive man observes that all brightness emanates from the firmament above him.

Ornamentation which emanates from these centers or when used for borders, if appropriate in design, is usually successful.

All power is vested in the emperor, and all authority emanates from him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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