radiating

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radiating

The sun is radiating warmth on a clear day.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Diverging from a common point: Extending or spreading outward from a central source or location.
    • Sending out rays of light or heat: Emitting energy, light, or particles in the form of rays or waves.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The city's streets form a radiating pattern from the central square.
    • The sun is a radiating body of intense heat and light.
    • She felt a radiating warmth from the fireplace.
Advanced Usage
  • "Radiating pain": Pain that spreads out from a central point of origin to other areas.

    • The patient described a sharp, radiating pain from his lower back down his leg.
  • "Radiating confidence": Confidence that is strongly and visibly projected outward from a person.

    • The speaker captivated the audience with her radiating confidence.
Variants and Related Words
  • Radiate (verb): To extend, spread, or move outwards from a center; to emit rays.
    • Several roads radiate from the monument.
  • Radiation (noun): The process of emitting energy as waves or particles; the energy emitted.
    • The machine measures levels of background radiation.
  • Radiant (adjective): Sending out light; shining brightly; showing great joy or health.
    • She had a radiant smile.
Synonyms
  • Diverging: Moving or extending in different directions from a common point.
  • Emanating: Flowing out or originating from a source.
  • Spreading: Extending over a wider area.
Related Phrases
  • Radiate out/from: To spread out from a central point.
    • Paths radiate out from the village into the surrounding forest.
  • Radiate with: To be filled with and show a strong positive quality.
    • His face radiated with happiness when he saw her.
radiating

The sun is radiating warmth on a clear day.

Adjective
  1. diverging from a common point