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Meanings of transude in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ooze"
Examples for "ooze"
1
Also written ooze, Mrs Quirk's word is still common in rural Scotland.
2
The icy waters, the ooze and mud of the river seemed preferable.
3
Mr Livingstone's statements and unapologetic stances ooze contempt for the Jewish community.
4
Though the ooze was soft the bird did not sink into it.
5
My fist sank through the shell; a cold, sticky ooze spurted out.
1
Desired watches often exude craftsmanship and a proven, longstanding notion of design.
2
Do such remarks exude parity of esteem and a spirit of partnership?
3
Spurs, meanwhile, exude the vim and vigour of a side with purpose.
4
You may find that colleagues and associates will exude a no-nonsense air.
5
For the bitterness of sorrow could not exude out of my heart.
1
The exudate from the blood vessels in various ways assists in repair.
2
Ten hours after start of dialysis, the exudate was aspirated from each chamber.
3
We may determine the extent of the pleural exudate by auscultation.
4
Blisters form on the surface and yield an abundant exudate of clear lymph.
5
The tension is not as strong; the pupil may be blocked with an exudate.
1
Schomberg felt desperation, that lamentable substitute for courage, ooze out of him.
2
Sin stabs courage, lets it ooze out, as a knife does blood.
3
It caused a cold sweat to ooze out all over Duane's body.
4
His courage was beginning, perhaps, to ooze out from his fingers' ends.
5
What about the green stuff I saw ooze out of its head?
Usage of transude in English
1
The sun shone on his dilapidated garments and on his purple skin; it was almost black and seemed to transude blood.
2
But the partition between them is so thin that the nutritive fluid easily transudes through it.
3
It seems likely, however, that the solution transuded through the walls generally, penetrating the chalcedonic layers, as Heddle maintained, by osmotic action.
Frequent collocations
Translations for transude
Portuguese
Spanish
Transude through the time