radiate in Greek
radiate in Greek is ακτινοβολώ — radiate means to send out light, heat, or other energy in rays from a central point.
radiate in Greek
ακτινοβολώ
Pronounced: aktinovolo
What does "radiate" mean?
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verb To send out light, heat, or other energy in rays from a central point.
"The stove radiated warmth throughout the small cabin."
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verb To visibly or noticeably give off a quality, such as confidence or joy.
"She radiated confidence as she walked into the interview."
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radiate in a sentence
- The stove radiated warmth throughout the small cabin.
- She radiated confidence as she walked into the interview.
- He radiates enthusiasm whenever he talks about his work.
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What is "radiate" in Greek?
"radiate" in Greek is ακτινοβολώ. radiate means: To send out light, heat, or other energy in rays from a central point.
How do you pronounce ακτινοβολώ?
"radiate" in Greek is ακτινοβολώ, pronounced "aktinovolo".
How do you use "radiate" in a sentence?
Example: "The stove radiated warmth throughout the small cabin." In Greek, "radiate" is ακτινοβολώ.
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