exuded
Meaning
of Exude
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Amid growing dissent over the contentious farm bills, Congress president was the “biggest sympathiser” of farmers and exuded confidence that the ongoing agitations would prove to be successful and peasants will emerge victorious.
AKWASI JONES exuded charisma as if it was being emitted by the very carbon dioxide that emanated from his nostrils.
Demi exuded confidence as she flaunted her toned physique in the slinky one-piece which she paired with some fishnet tights.
As a teammate, Abdul-Jabbar exuded natural leadership and was affectionately called "Cap" citation or "Captain" by his colleagues.
Clay particles also absorb the enzymes exuded by microbes which would normally break down proteins.
But when it came to violin, he was brilliant, with an incredibly musical mind and a beautiful playing style that exuded power, warmth and generosity at the same time.