16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Effuse' in a Sentence
"To pour out, shed, or disseminate; for example, the town effuses warmth and hospitality." more
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The flowers had been effusing a delightful fragrance all evening.
I am effusing gratitude for your thoughtful gesture.
The volcano effused molten lava, shaping the landscape with its fiery flow.
Having won the championship, the team had effused an overwhelming sense of pride.
By the time they arrived, the news had effused throughout the entire community.
The speaker tried to effuse humor into the serious discussion, lightening the mood.
Kindness and compassion are effusing from the charitable acts of the volunteers.
The speaker will effuse passion while delivering the keynote address.
Her smile effuses warmth, making everyone feel welcome in her presence.
The historical artifacts in the museum effuse stories of the past.
By the end of the speech, the charismatic leader will have effused inspiration among the crowd.
After hours of practice, the dance performance will have been effusing grace and elegance on the stage.
Kindness and compassion have effused from her actions, leaving a lasting impact.
The chef's special sauce had been effusing a tantalizing aroma in the kitchen.
The speaker effuses passion, captivating the audience with each word.
With each stroke of the artist's brush, the painting will have been effusing vibrant colors and creativity.
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