Emit ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Emit ( verb )

1. To send out or give off (light, heat, sound, etc.).
2. To produce and release (a gas, odor, etc.).

Origin:

From latin emitere, from e- (prefix meaning "out of") + emitere "to send out".

Examples:

1. The fire emitted heat and light.
2. The volcano emitted ash and lava.
3. The bulb emitted a bright light.
4. The radio emitted a loud noise.
5. The engine emitted a thick black smoke.

(As a verb)

Emit ( verb )

1. To send out or give off (light, heat, sound, etc.).
2. To produce and release (a gas, odor, etc.).

Origin:

From latin emitere, from e- (prefix meaning "out of") + emitere "to send out".

Examples:

1. The fire emitted heat and light.
2. The volcano emitted ash and lava.
3. The bulb emitted a bright light.
4. The radio emitted a loud noise.
5. The engine emitted a thick black smoke.