1. something that flows out or proceeds from a source or origin
2. the action of giving out or sending forth something such as light, heat, or a smell
3. an abstract but perceptible thing that issues or originates from a source
Usage: often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts

Examples

• The strange emanation from the old building made everyone feel uneasy.
• Scientists detected a radioactive emanation from the laboratory.
• The sweet emanation of flowers filled the garden air.
• Her confidence was an emanation of years of hard work and success.
• The toxic emanations from the factory were causing health problems.
• There was a mysterious emanation of light coming from the cave.
• The philosopher spoke of wisdom as an emanation of divine truth.