What does EMITS mean?

Parts of Speech

Emits is a verb.

Definitions

Emits means to release or give off something, such as a sound, gas, or light.

Pronunciations

• US: ih-mits
• UK: ih-mits

Origin and Usage

The word emits comes from the Latin word "emittere," which means to send forth. It has been used in English since the 17th century. Emits is commonly used in scientific contexts to describe the release of energy or radiation, but it can also be used in everyday language to describe the release of any substance or sound.

Synonyms

• Release
• Discharge
• Emit
• Exude
• Give off

Related Words

• Items
• Smite
• Mites
• Times
• Stime

Example Sentences

• The factory emits harmful gases into the air.
• The radio tower emits a signal that can be picked up by nearby receivers.
• The light bulb emits a warm glow that fills the room.
• The volcano emits ash and lava during an eruption.
• The smoke detector emits a loud, high-pitched sound when it detects smoke.