exuded
Slowly seeped out
Exuded is the past tense of exude, meaning to ooze or discharge slowly through pores or openings: The tree exuded sap from the wound.
More often figurative—to radiate or give off a quality in an unmistakable way: She exuded confidence, The old house exuded charm.
The figurative sense suggests something emanating naturally, without effort or concealment.
Moisture from skin pores
- pusInfected tissue fluid
- sapPlant circulatory fluid
- resinViscous plant secretion
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
tar · slime · mucus · moisture · fluid · liquid · seepage · secretion
Self-assurance or trust
- charismaMagnetic personal appeal
- presenceState of being somewhere
- mystiqueAura of fascination
- energyPower to do work
vibe · warmth · coolness · authority · power · elegance · sophistication · magnetism
Pleasing olfactory quality
- perfumeFragrant liquid for wearing
- aromaPleasant distinctive smell
- odorPerceived atmospheric emission
- smellOlfactory perception
musk · stench · reek · pungency · whiff · bouquet · sweat · essence
Intense positive emotion
- happinessJoyful emotional state
- sadnessState of emotional pain
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- enthusiasmIntense eager enjoyment
passion · love · warmth · hostility · negativity · positivity · gratitude · contempt
sweat
Moisture from skin pores
oil · tar · slime · mucus · moisture · fluid · liquid · seepage · secretion · discharge
confidence
Self-assurance or trust
energy · vibe · warmth · coolness · authority · power · elegance · sophistication · magnetism · allure
fragrance
Pleasing olfactory quality
smell · musk · stench · reek · pungency · whiff · bouquet · sweat · essence · incense
joy
Intense positive emotion
enthusiasm · passion · love · warmth · hostility · negativity · positivity · gratitude · contempt · disdain