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• v  proceed or issue forth, as from a source
  Water emanates from this hole in the ground
• v  give out (breath or an odor)

• All the fiendish devilry in the gangs was said to emanate from her.
• The movement does not emanate from Washington (though Congress will soon consider the bipartisan Kennedy-Hatch bill on national service).
• It reaches toward the audience by means of an inspired forcefield, a trellis of overhead cables that emanate outward from the bandshell and hold suspended audio speakers like .

• exhale
• give forth

News & Articles

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• The Good, the Great and the Awesome from Raw 6/10/13
  This article is sponsored by Hardees. I kid, I kid. This week's Raw was the last on the road to WWE Payback, which will emanate from the Allstate Arena in Chicago this Sunday. With only a few matches announced prior to the show, it was clear the company had much to do on Monday's show to craft a card that fans would feel comfortable paying their hard-earned money to see. Whether they succeeded ...
  June 11, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Sean McCormack in Pakistan Dawn
  We've seen the kind of violence that potentially can emanate from those regions and it is directed at us, it's directed at the Afghan populations. It's directed at Pakistani populations,Mr McCormack said.
• Ban Ki-moon in Press Trust of India
  ...the General Assembly on his recent visit to Sri Lanka and other countries, Ban said media reports alleging that some 20,000 civilians may have been killed during the last phase of the conflict "do not emanate from the UN and most are not...
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Xinhua
  The legitimacy, power and influence of a government do not emanate from its arsenals of tanks, fighter aircraft, missiles or nuclear weapons,Ahmadinejad said in the letter released by Iran's UN mission here. "Legitimacy and influence...