| On its skin are pores which exude droplets of moisture containing red pigment. |
| He often records versions of traditional tunes on his records, but can't be doing with the stuffiness some folksters exude. |
| The experts should surely exude the wholesome smell of the clinic rather than the conservative mustiness of the courtroom. |
| The chain, they decided, would exude the mild pretension of a low-end department store rather than the folksiness of a high-end dime store. |
| She walks tall and has a radiant confidence and regal air that seems to exude from her. |
| I believe that an artist should not exude his agonies and nightmares to his viewers. |
