exude

/ɪkˈsud/verb

To let a liquid seep out slowly through pores or small openings; to give something off.

Example sentence

“The pine trees exude a sticky resin in summer.”

In everyday use, people exude confidence, charm, or calm: the quality radiates from them without effort. The literal seeping sense is now mostly technical.

Related words

fabricateTo build something by joining its parts together; to construct or manufacture.exuberantOverflowing with cheerful energy and enthusiasm.fabulousConnected with fables, myths, or legend.extravagantGoing far beyond reasonable limits; wildly excessive or unrestrained.facadeThe outer front wall of a building, especially the side that faces the street.extractA passage copied from a book or document and used within another piece of writing; a quotation.