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She exudes confidence and charm.exudes = shows strongly
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The pine trees exuded a sticky sap in the summer heat.exuded = gives off
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She exudes passion and sincerity, inspiring those around her.
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Gentleness exudes from her. (source)exudes = is clearly displayed
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Tom Milton, too, exuded confidence and rank with easy movements and stance.† (source)
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A clear liquid exuded from the broken blisters.† (source)
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Even in this blurry Polaroid, the man in the chapan exuded a sense of self-assuredness, of ease.† (source)
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The heaviest were jammed with shirts and trousers exuding the faint scent of his father's aftershave.† (source)
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He's a large man, Walter — square-edged, like a plinth, with a neck that is not so much a neck as an extra shoulder; he exudes a not unpleasant scent of worn leather boots and gasoline.† (source)
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Her face was unmistakably Italian-not overly beautiful, but possessing full, earthy features that even at twenty yards seemed to exude a raw sensuality.† (source)
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The slow movement of the obviously artificial formation against the starry universe exuded a solemn power.† (source)
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The tendrils got thicker, exuding a steamy green vapor that smelled of boiled cabbage.† (source)
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Sea air exudes from the man's clothes, as if he has been blown here by a gale.† (source)
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Putting aside the fact that I am a Hindu and we Hindus consider cows sacred, eating a leather boot conjures to my mind eating all the filth that a foot might exude in addition to all the filth it might step in while shod.† (source)
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Her voice was soft and pleasant and somehow exuded intelligence.† (source)
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She could see the merest hint of an aura around the woman, almost as if she were exuding a fine white mist.† (source)
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