Effusion :
profusio
motus, profusio, conversione, nescia virtus, carmen, poetica, iuris, minstralsy, eruptio, tati stupris, ructus, vomite:
effusionedonisque,
effusionedonisque,
Noun(1) an unrestrained expression of emotion(2) flow under pressure
(1) Ultrasound examination may show an abnormal effusion or abscess in the tendon sheath.(2) Flood basalt eruptions involve the effusion of gigantic volumes of low-viscosity lava that spread out over huge areas.(3) The freshness and fragrance of literature gave way to a stale effusion .(4) a massive effusion of poisonous gas(5) To compare the rate of effusion of two different gases such as methane and sulfur dioxide you must first calculate the molar mass of each gas.(6) An ultrasound scan showed an effusion from which 3 ml of clear, sterile fluid was aspirated.(7) he studied the rates of effusion of gases(8) His chest radiograph showed a large globular heart, and an echocardiogram confirmed a pericardial effusion from which two litres of fluid were drained.(9) The law governing the rates of effusion of two gases is called Graham's law.(10) He ignored me, but greeted my companion by name and with a certain effusion .(11) The President, who arrives at Gleneagles on Wednesday, will be too cocooned to notice any protests, and is unlikely to be moved by effusions from campaigners.(12) By a rather strained extension of the word literature, the police attack on his effusions constitutes an attack on literary freedom, which no one can view with equanimity.(13) And of course some of these spoken effusions reminded them of traditional tunes to fit the new words, and the first truly Australian traditional songs were begun and flourished.(14) It touched off furrowed-brow effusions on ÔÇÿheightened craziness about admissions decisionsÔÇÖ and ÔÇÿfranticÔÇÖ competitiveness.(15) It seems appropriate to post that here as I picked up the book after reading Ed's many effusions on the topic of all things Marquand.(16) Ten thousand bouquets, liberally admixed with teddy bears and poetic effusions , were laid around the church, often by people who had come hundreds of miles.
Related Phrases of effusion(1) effusion ::
profusio
Synonyms
Noun
1. outflow ::
Abundantiam areae
2. outburst ::
iracundia
Noun
1. outflow ::
Abundantiam areae
2. outburst ::
iracundia
Different Formseffusion, effusions
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