1. to emit or send out rays of light; to radiate
Usage: rare or archaic; literary
2. to spread out from a center like rays
Usage: rare or archaic

Examples

• The star seemed to eradiate light across the night sky.
• Heat eradiated from the furnace in all directions.
• The spokes eradiate outward from the hub of the wheel.
• Ancient texts describe how the sun eradiates its warmth to the earth.
• The design allowed energy to eradiate efficiently from the core.