effusion in Latin
effusion in Latin is effūsiō — effusion means a sudden, uncontrolled outpouring of speech or emotion.
effusion in Latin
effūsiō
What does "effusion" mean?
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noun A sudden, uncontrolled outpouring of speech or emotion.
"His letter was full of effusions of gratitude."
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noun A liquid that has leaked or seeped out, or the act of it doing so; in medicine, fluid that has escaped into a body cavity.
"Doctors drained the effusion that had built up around his knee."
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effusion in a sentence
- His letter was full of effusions of gratitude.
- Doctors drained the effusion that had built up around his knee.
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What is "effusion" in Latin?
"effusion" in Latin is effūsiō. effusion means: A sudden, uncontrolled outpouring of speech or emotion.
How do you use "effusion" in a sentence?
Example: "His letter was full of effusions of gratitude." In Latin, "effusion" is effūsiō.
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