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effuse

[ih-fyooz, ih-fyoos] / ɪˈfyuz, ɪˈfyus /


Example Sentences

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“I love you more than words can ever say, And I will always be there for you,” Bard effused.

From Washington Times

In a Zoom interview, she’s the more reserved of the two, fielding questions about numbers from the background, while her mom effuses about the greatness of their customers.

From Seattle Times

In response, Biden hasn’t effused that he is “not racist,” which is in many ways a pejorative that can’t be argued away.

From Washington Post

It makes Jenner so happy every single day to be watching "Ellen" again, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" matriarch effused.

From Salon

“Even if he gets darker, he will still be ‘light’ and beautiful,” she effused.

From The Guardian