emanating

Synonyms for emanating

verb come forth; give off

adjective. rising

1680s, from Latin emanatus, past participle of emanare (see emanation). Related: Emanated; emanating.

The sun was formless and purple in the vibrations of wrath that were emanating from Azuria.

These sensations of light, emanating from without, are at the bottom of many of our dreams.

Suspect the message as bogus and emanating from Y. M. See Furneaux.

The chief executes the will of the people, emanating from a council composed of elders.

When emanating from Unity, it contained already what made it manifold.

This is no rash imputation, emanating from a gloomy, uncharitable spirit.

Then in me, and emanating from me, are all men, and the whole of nature.

Master, emanating the very essence of youth, chuckled merrily.

Homer Crawford spun on him and now the force they all knew was emanating from him.

We are bound to respect the institutions of each, as emanating from the voluntary action of the people.