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Effuse (Verb)

Give out or emit (also metaphorically); "The room effuses happiness".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The flower arrangement on the table effuses a delicate perfume throughout the room.
Her warm smile can effuse a sense of comfort in those who see it.
The newly renovated café seems to effuse an atmosphere of vibrant creativity.
The stunning firework display began to effuse a kaleidoscope of colors across the night sky.
The musician's voice has the ability to effuse deep emotions in the hearts of her listeners.

Flow or spill forth.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

Blood began to effuse from the wound, soaking through the bandage.
The perfume's fragrance would start to effuse when the cap was removed.
Water started to effuse from the dam as the pressure built up.
Panic began to effuse throughout the crowded space as people scrambled for the exit.
Smoke started to effuse from the engine of the overheating truck.

Pour out; "effused brine".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The saltwater solution began to effuse brine from the container that was not properly sealed.
As the ice melted, the cold liquid started to effuse onto the floor.
Vapors from the pond effused into the surrounding atmosphere on a warm summer morning.
The pipe had developed a crack allowing the liquid to slowly effuse over several hours.
Pollutants from the nearby plant effused lethal gases into the nearby lake.