CEFR B2

radiate

verb

Meaning

To send out rays of light or heat, or to spread from a central point.

Examples

The heat from the fireplace began to radiate through the room.
Her smile seemed to radiate happiness.

Synonyms: shine, glow, emanate, beam

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radiate (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈreɪ.di.eɪt/

Definition

To send out rays of light or heat, or to spread from a central point.

Examples

The heat from the fireplace began to radiate through the room.
Her smile seemed to radiate happiness.
The energy from the explosion radiated outwards in all directions.

How to Use radiate

radiate from (prepositional phrase): To spread out or extend in lines or rays from a central point. — "The spokes of the wheel radiate from the hub."
radiate with (prepositional phrase): To show a strong feeling or quality. — "The room radiated with warmth and welcome."

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