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exude

Transitive Verb
ing: exuding

This term describes a slow, steady release of a substance or a quality. In a physical sense, it suggests a natural, effortless seepage, often associated with organic processes like plants releasing sap or skin releasing sweat. It implies a lack of force, where the substance emerges through pores or small gaps. When used to describe human traits, it suggests that a quality is so abundant within a person that it radiates outward without conscious effort. It is typically used for positive or powerful attributes like confidence, charm, or authority, creating an image of an aura that surrounds the individual.

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To allow a liquid or smell to ooze out slowly through pores or small openings.

"The pine tree began to exude a thick, sticky resin from its bark."

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To display an emotion or quality strongly and openly through one's behavior or appearance.

"The new CEO seemed to exude confidence during the entire press conference."

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