emanation
/ɛməˈneɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a thing that is emitted or given off, especially a subtle or intangible quality, such as a scent or a feeling
“The emanation of heat from the radiator was noticeable even from across the room.”
2. noun
a product or result of a particular process or activity
“The emanation of the company’s new policy was a significant change in employee benefits.”
3. noun
a philosophical or spiritual influence or emanation, especially of a divine being
“The ancient Greeks believed in the emanation of the divine into the world.”
4. verb
to give off or produce something, especially a subtle or intangible quality
“The perfume emanated a sweet fragrance that filled the entire store.”