emanation

• Nom désignant ce qui émane ou se dégage d'une source, employé souvent dans des contextes philosophiques, spirituels ou scientifiques.

A noun referring to something that flows out or is emitted from a source, often used in philosophical, spiritual, or scientific contexts.

1. Emission or releaseC1formal

   Something that flows out or is released from a source, often used for light, heat, or gas.

   Émission ou libération

   • The emanation of heat from the engine was intense.
   • Scientists measured the emanation of gas from the volcano.
   • A soft emanation of light came from the lamp.

   Synonymesdischargeeffluenceeffluxemissionexhalationexudationoutflowoutpouringradiationreleasesecretion

2. Origin or derivationC2formal

   The process of originating or deriving from a source.

   émanation (origine ou dérivation)

   • The emanation of the idea from the philosopher's mind was gradual.
   • The theory traces its emanation from ancient Greek thought.
   • The emanation of the new policy from the committee took months.

   Synonymesderivationemergenceoriginoriginationprovenancesource