Exude

/ɪɡˈzjuːd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to discharge or let out (a substance) gradually.

The tree exuded sticky sap from its bark.

to display or emit a quality or feeling strongly.

She exuded confidence during her presentation.

to radiate or give off a particular influence or feeling.

His warm smile seemed to exude kindness and generosity.

Late Latin exudare, from ex- out + sudare to sweat.

exude charm

to display charm in abundance

exude confidence

to show a strong sense of confidence

exude positivity

to emit a positive attitude

emit

to send out or give off

sweat

to excrete moisture through the skin

ooze

to flow or leak out slowly

to show off or flaunt something

He was exuding his new wealth at the party.

to give off a certain vibe

She's exuding good energy tonight.