Emanate from Meaning in English
expression
Definición
To come out from a source; often used for sounds, smells, light, or feelings that originate from somewhere or something.
Uso & Matices
Somewhat formal and literary; commonly used with non-physical things like ideas, or with sensory experiences like smells or sounds (e.g., ‘music emanated from the room’). Not used for people physically exiting places. Synonyms include 'originate from' and 'come from', but 'emanate' suggests spreading out.
Oraciones de Ejemplo
A sweet smell emanated from the kitchen.
basic
Music emanated from the speakers.
basic
A warm light emanated from the lamp.
basic
Laughter emanated from the back of the classroom, breaking the silence.
natural
A feeling of excitement emanated from the crowd during the final match.
natural
A strange glow emanated from the old painting, catching everyone’s attention.
natural