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Meanings of exude in English

Portuguese
exsudar
Catalan
desprendre
Spanish
desprender

Release (a liquid) in drops or small quantities.

exsudar
Usage of exude in English
1
Desired watches often exude craftsmanship and a proven, longstanding notion of design.
BBC
2
Do such remarks exude parity of esteem and a spirit of partnership?
The Irish Times
3
Spurs, meanwhile, exude the vim and vigour of a side with purpose.
News.com.au
4
You may find that colleagues and associates will exude a no-nonsense air.
The South African
5
For the bitterness of sorrow could not exude out of my heart.
The Confessions of St. Augustine
6
When it comes for their wedding photos, they exude intimacy and romance.
News.com.au
7
He sat by her side motionless, observant, continuing to exude infinite patience.
Many Kingdoms
8
Very few women exude the poise, strength and charisma of Angela Bassett.
Ebony
9
They seemed to exude a droning sound that itched in my ears.
Broken angels
10
He had deeply tanned skin and seemed to exude good health.
Shadow and Bone
11
As a result, people were even more determined to exude positivity and togetherness.
The Guardian
12
His already bright eyes began to blaze; his body seemed to exude power.
Shinjū
13
I smiled at her, attempting to exude confidence, but it did not work.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
14
His film-clogged pores could exude nothing; he had only the sensation of perspiring.
The Radiant Shell
15
He cannot exude form: he must set himself to create a particular form.
Since Cézanne
16
Ground water stands high and may exude in areas of swamp.
The Elements of Geology
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Translations for exude
Spanish
desprender
Exude through the time
Exude across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common