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Meaning of effluviate
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effluviate (v. i.)
To give forth effluvium.
effluviate Sentence Examples
- The factory effluviated toxic chemicals into the neighboring stream, causing widespread environmental damage.
- The rotten meat effluviated a foul odor that permeated the entire kitchen.
- The stagnant water effluviated a nauseating stench, making it difficult to breathe near the pond.
- The decaying body effluviated a strong smell of decomposition, attracting scavengers to the scene.
- The freshly mowed lawn effluviated a pleasant scent of cut grass, filling the air with a sense of summer.
- The blossoming flowers effluviated a sweet fragrance that attracted bees and butterflies to the garden.
- The perfume she wore effluviated a subtle scent that lingered in the air long after she had left the room.
- The volcanic eruption effluviated ash and smoke into the atmosphere, creating a dense cloud that blocked out the sun.
- The old books effluviated a musty smell that reminded me of my childhood library.
- The compost pile effluviated a pungent odor of decay, but it was a necessary step in the process of creating nutrient-rich soil.
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To give forth effluvium.
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The factory effluviated toxic chemicals into the neighboring stream, causing widespread environmental damage.
The rotten meat effluviated a foul odor that permeated the entire kitchen.
The stagnant water effluviated a nauseating stench, making it difficult to breathe near the pond.
The decaying body effluviated a strong smell of decomposition, attracting scavengers to the scene.
