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You either have that or you don’t, and she seems very confident and exudes it.

One type of escaped gene makes wild cotton exude less nectar.

Her comedic timing is excellent, and she exudes both the determination to build her bubble of happiness as well as the fragility of someone who has experienced trauma, a range that the stuffed Marvel movies rarely have the time to explore.

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He’s sitting across from me, arms crossed, face scowling, exuding bad energy.

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The quartet of astronauts — three from NASA, one from Japan that make up what NASA calls Crew-1 — exudes optimism and camaraderie.

Could it be by exuding sunshine and optimism, and unhesitatingly reaching across the aisle?

Each song on average runs about seven minutes long, with the singer exuding a more sensual, seductive vibe in his music.

Coupled with Romney exuding a belief that this is a country that can still move forward, not backward.

ARIES You loom large, exuding unabashed confidence and signature superiority.

Fieri (pronounced Fi-et-ti) is a breathless speaker, exuding an aggressive pep that can border on the manic.

I looked in the direction towards which his eyes were turned, and saw a magnificent moth sucking gum exuding from a branch.

Several instances of bread exuding blood, under supernatural circumstances, are related by Rivola.

The body of slugs is kept moist by a constant exuding of slime from a gland in the tail.

A medley of damp tins of varied sizes showed in the gloom, exuding a mouldy odour.

This, by gradually exuding over the skin, prevents water from penetrating and injuring its texture.

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On this page you'll find 33 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to exuding, such as: give off, radiate, ooze, emanate, manifest, and exhibit.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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