radiate

Give yourself the same love back and that’s going to radiate.

Moreover, a firestorm can radiate heat so intense that it becomes impossible for firefighters to operate in its vicinity.

The staff at the Salvamont headquarters, Romania’s mountain rescue service, radiate calm and efficiency.

In “Helter Skelter,” his account of the Manson murders, prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi wrote that Fromme wore a perpetual smile, possessed a “little-girl quality” and seemed to radiate an “inner contentment” that reminded him of a religious fanatic.

As humans continue to burn fossil fuels, we release greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, nitrous oxide that trap heat that would otherwise radiate back out of the planet's atmosphere.