give off
Third Person
gives off
Present Participle
giving off
Past Tense
gave off
Past Participle
given off
1
to release substances, energy, or elements into the surrounding environment
transitive
- The candles give off a warm and comforting glow.
- The flowers give off a delightful fragrance in the garden.
- When heated, this material gives off a distinct odor.
- The factory gives off harmful pollutants into the atmosphere.
- The electronic device gives off a low hum when it's turned on.
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2
to project a particular impression or feeling
transitive
- Her smile gives off warmth and friendliness.
- The dark clouds give off a feeling of an impending storm.
- The student's enthusiasm gave off a positive vibe during the presentation.
- The old house gives off an eerie feeling at night.
3
to produce or grow new branches
transitive
- The tree gave off new branches in the spring.
- As the plant grew, it began to give off smaller shoots.
- The ivy gave off tendrils, reaching out to neighboring surfaces.
- The rosebush gave off delicate stems, each adorned with a bloom.
- Over time, the bush gave off additional branches, creating a fuller appearance.