exude
/ɪɡˈzjuːd/
verb
- To slowly release a liquid or substance through small openings, like sweat or sap.
- The pine tree exudes a sticky resin when its bark is cut.
- The cheese exuded a rich, creamy liquid as it aged.
- After the workout, his skin exuded sweat from every pore.
- To show a strong feeling, quality, or attitude clearly and noticeably.
- She exudes confidence whenever she walks into a room.
- The old house exudes a sense of mystery and history.
- His calm voice exuded authority during the crisis.
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