verb

emit

to emit, to give off

The chimney emitted thick black smoke.

The chimney emitted thick black smoke.

The radio emits a strange signal.

The radio emits a strange signal.

((sth.)) to send out (sth.) such as light, heat, or gas The chimney emitted thick black smoke.

Synonyms: release, discharge, give off; Antonyms: absorb, take in

From Latin 'e-' (out) + 'mittere' (to send).

Think 'e' for 'exit' and 'mit' like in 'transmit' – sending something out.

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