exude verb [T] (FEELING)
exude confidence She just exudes confidence.
Meaning of exude in English
(Definition of exude from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
exude | American Dictionary
Sal exudes confidence.
Examples of exude
exude
Although more scholarly in style, this chapter (as others) exudes expertise and joy in its focus.
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His mostly male subjects are often standing relaxed, exuding confidence and ease.
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There was chronic sepsis in the right thoracotomy scar which exuded beads of pus.
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Middle-class women in these novels usually declare their suitability as mates, not by exuding any odor themselves, but by being associated with the explicitly perceived fragrances of flowers.
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Rather than increase authenticity as the author probably had hoped, his use of the language and drift of contemporary sources unmistakably exudes complete detachment from current scholarly interpretation.
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He rattles through an enormous number of detailed points, exuding good humour and amiability all the way round.
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The red ants take it into their ant-hills, where it is kept because it exudes a substance which the ants like.
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In the summer it exudes a foul smell.
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The whole of that great, warm mass exuded a kind of gentle steam of self-congratulation.
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When it exuded sympathy, it was at best unconvincing and at worst positively repulsive.
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She displayed her usual sure-handed control of her brief, but exuded a wanton lack of ambition or, indeed, any sense of urgency about the issue.
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They had no option because they were frightened to death of the methane exuding from the old colliery.
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There was a substantial amount of sulphur being exuded and people in the district had to live under the greatest of difficulties.
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Had that been the case, today's debate would not have exuded this faint odour of electioneering.
Instead of openness and transparency, the scheme exudes an atmosphere of damage limitation.
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