give off (Meaning)

Wordnet

give off (v)

have as a by-product

give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc.

No weak antonyms found.

The fragrant flowers gave off a sweet scent that permeated the air.
The campfire gave off a warm glow that illuminated the surrounding darkness.
The old car gave off a pungent smell of gasoline and exhaust.
The sun gave off an intense heat that made the pavement scorching.
The baby gave off a gentle cooing sound that filled the room with contentment.
The machine gave off a faint hum that indicated it was working properly.
The flickering light gave off an eerie glow that cast dancing shadows on the walls.
The conductor's baton gave off a precise beat that kept the orchestra in rhythm.
The radio gave off a loud static noise that interfered with its reception.
The angry crowd gave off a hostile aura that made everyone uneasy.

have as a by-product, give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc.

drip, discharge, vent,emit, trickle, flow, spring, weep, transude, exude

pour,stream, pour, flood, stream, flood, surge,surge, gush, gush

The fragrant flowers gave off a sweet scent that permeated the air.

The campfire gave off a warm glow that illuminated the surrounding darkness.

The old car gave off a pungent smell of gasoline and exhaust.

The sun gave off an intense heat that made the pavement scorching.