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effuse

UK
/ɪˈfjuːz/
US
/ɪˈfjus/

Translations

effuseverb
effused
Past Simple
effused
Past Participle
effusing
Gerund
UK
/ɪˈfjuːz/
US
/ɪˈfjus/
The poet would often effuse his emotions through his writing.
Поэт часто изливал свои эмоции через свои произведения.
The lamp effuses a warm glow in the room.
Лампа излучает теплое свечение в комнате.
Additional translations
извергать
истекать
распространять
Synonyms
spill
pour out
radiate
emit
gush
flow out
effuseadjective
more effuse
Comp.
most effuse
Super.
UK
/ɪˈfjuːz/
US
/ɪˈfjuz/
Used in general descriptive, botanical and mycological contexts meaning “spread out loosely; not compact”.
Synonyms
unrestrained
overenthusiastic
ardent
fervent
rapturous
voluble
effusive
gushing
overflowing
profuse
extravagant
demonstrative

Definitions

effuseverb
To pour out or emit a liquid, light, or smell.
The flowers effuse a sweet fragrance throughout the garden.
To express feelings or emotions in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner.
She effused gratitude for the support she received from her friends.
To escape or flow out, especially of a gas, through a minute opening into a region of lower pressure.
When the valve opened, the helium effused into the vacuum chamber.
effuseadjective
Spread out loosely and irregularly; not compact or limited in extent (especially of botanical or mycological structures).
The effuse crust of the lichen covered the entire surface of the bark.
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