effusing

/ɪˈfjuzɪŋ/

VERB

1. To emit or give off

To release, produce, or give off something such as warmth, light, fragrance, or another substance.

Describes the act of giving off or releasing something from a source, such as heat, light, or a fragrance.

Effusing warmth, the fireplace became the focal point of the cozy living room.

VERB

To gush or speak in an excited, talkative, and enthusiastic manner about something.

Describes expressing strong enthusiasm, excitement, or admiration through animated and emotional speech.

Her speech was effusing with passion as she advocated for environmental conservation.

VERB

To pour out like a stream or flow freely; to cause something to exude or to shed something.

Describes a substance spreading or flowing freely from a source, often in a continuous stream.

The flower garden was a sight to behold, effusing with vibrant colors and fragrances.
The sunset painted the sky, effusing with hues of orange and pink, creating a breathtaking panorama.

VERB

To escape or seep out through a small hole or narrow opening.

Describes a substance escaping from a container or enclosed space through a small hole or opening.