1. to come out from a source; to originate or proceed from something
2. to give off or send out (light, heat, sound, etc.)

Examples

• A strange smell emanated from the old basement.
• Confidence seemed to emanate from her every gesture.
• The heat emanating from the fire warmed the entire room.
• Soft music emanated from the café next door.
• The policy changes emanated from the new administration.
• Light emanated from the crystal, filling the cave with brightness.
• A sense of calm emanated from the meditation teacher.