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to effuse
01
to release freely, often in a natural or uncontrolled manner
Transitive: to effuse sth
02
to spread outwards
Intransitive: to effuse from a source
03
to pour out a liquid in a steady flow or stream
Transitive: to effuse a liquid
effuse
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effusion
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effusion
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effusive
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effusive
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Example
The flowers effused a delightful fragrance, filling the room with a sweet scent.
When she spoke about her passion for art, she effused an enthusiasm that was infectious.
After the news of his promotion, he couldn't help but effuse his joy and excitement to everyone he met.
As the clouds parted, the sun effused a warm glow over the landscape.
The waterfall effused crystal-clear water into the pool below.
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