effusion
noun
[ ɪˈfjuːʒ(ə)n ]
• an instance of giving off something such as a liquid or gas.
• "a massive effusion of poisonous gas"
Similar:
outflow,
outpouring,
outflowing,
outrush,
rush,
current,
flood,
deluge,
emission,
discharge,
issue,
spurt,
surge,
jet,
fountain,
cascade,
spout,
stream,
torrent,
gush,
outburst,
flow,
flux,
welling,
leakage,
escape,
voidance,
drain,
drainage,
outflux,
emanation,
effluence,
exudation,
efflux,
• an act of talking or writing in an unrestrained or heartfelt way.
• "literary effusions"
Similar:
outburst,
outpouring,
gush,
stream of words,
flow of speech,
utterance,
wordiness,
speech,
address,
talk,
words,
writing(s),
spiel,
verbiage,
Origin:
late Middle English: from Latin effusio(n- ), from effundere ‘pour out’ (see effuse).
