1. relating to or produced by emanation; flowing or issuing forth from a source
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or theological contexts

Examples

• The emanative power of the divine source was central to the philosopher's theory.
• Light has an emanative quality, radiating outward from its source.
• The emanative nature of consciousness was debated by the scholars.
• Warmth from the fire had an emanative effect throughout the room.
• In mystical traditions, the emanative process describes how reality flows from the absolute.