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Wiktionary
- v. present participle of emit.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. giving off light or heat or radiation.
Examples
“In the distance he spots a yellow flame emitting from a forested area.”
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“Nagi notices a huge bubble emitting from the lake.”
“In addition, U.S. forces detected a PRC-112 survival radio beacon emitting from the vicinity of the helicopter, the military source said.”
“At that moment when your metaphorical pen is poised, and the world is about to come into focus for you and begin emitting stories, there will be one author who shows up, smiles at you, and opens the gates.”
“While pulling away, a train is often described as emitting a lonely, forlorn sound.”
“So all that you’ve been emitting is just so much projection. abb1 says:”
“In economics, greenhouse gases are a free good, there’s no cost involved in emitting them, so no one has any profit incentive to reduce the emissions.”
“* Within five months after this they were compelled, by the necessities of the war, to abandon the idea of emitting only an adequate circulation, and to make those necessities the sole measure of their emissions.”
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“His playing has been described as emitting "fields of cumulative energy, clouds of feather-touch and heavy-handed syncopations, latent with power like an oncoming storm”
“We are "emitting" a lot of toxic personal and emotional energy into our relationships, families, work places, environments, and to our overall society.”
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