Emanated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMANATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMANATE, to send forth
• (of a feeling, quality, or sensation) issue or spread out from (a source)
• originate from; be produced by
• give out or emit (a feeling, quality, or sensation)

Words related to EMANATED

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How to use EMANATED in a sentence

• His talents, superior and splendid as they were, never made him forgetful of that eternal wisdom from which they emanated.
• That betrays the source from which all these lies emanated.
• A charm emanated from them which brought back all hearts to them.
• In fact in this, as in many other matters, social disorder often emanated from the powers whose duty it was in the first instance to have repressed it.
• Simpson sat wondering what she would do next, aware of an uncanny fascination that emanated from her.
• Some essence emanated from them that besieged the heart.
• In other words, she felt as if his language proceeded out of his lips unconsciously, and that some mysterious purport of his heart emanated from his eye.
• This literature emanated from different nationalities and different schools of thought.
• And, again, everything material is immeasurably inferior in nature to the highest spiritual principle from which it has emanated, and which it now hides from the individual soul.
• A rare perfume emanated from her like the evening breath of orange-blossoms.
• This very verse, brethren, having emanated from Mr.
• As Pete had said nothing about the trouble that had driven him to the desert, Malvey considered silence on that subject emanated from a lack of trust.
• The two epistles of the apostle of the circumcision appear to have emanated from the same metropolis.
• His was a genius singularly receptive of the ideas which emanated from the leading intellect of his age in England or abroad.
• He emanated confidence, and his enthusiasm seemed well-founded and sincere.
• His fingers were stained a brilliant yellow and a peculiar odour emanated from his clothes.
• The shout that that day emanated from that theatre would be heard in St.
• From this committee emanated the bills which, taken together, are known as the compromise measures of 1850.
• Its meanings expressed the feelings of spiritual hearts and emanated from the spring of the conscience.
• The influence was too strong to have emanated from a mind at a great distance removed.
• We are required to keep none other, when the law that we are called on to obey is indeed a law, by having emanated from the only source of power, the People.
• But the soul of man emanated from God, and is of the same substance with God.
• Amun created nothing, but everything emanated from him, 254-u.
• First Born, the Creative Agent emanated from Male and Female Force, 267-m.
• Plan of the Universe emanated from Deity, was of Himself, though not His Very Self, 764-m.
• No, it was something positive, some self-created light, some stirring of hidden force, that emanated from him, such as I had never encountered before.
• The atmosphere of every person, and every place, is filled with various thought-forms emanated from the person, or persons who inhabit the place.
• Who can estimate the power which emanated from the pulpits of Dr.
• Fair-haired, white-faced, violet-eyed, she emanated tragedy.
• The most damaging of these stories seems to have emanated from Senator John Slidell of Louisiana, whose midsummer sojourn in Illinois has already been noted.

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