Advanced as in expel A substance, typically like gum, that oozes or flows out slowly from a source. Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Exudate'
The scientist collected the plant's exudate for analysis in the laboratory.
After the surgery, the doctor observed the clear exudate from the wound, indicating normal healing.
The mechanic identified the problem by examining the oily exudate near the engine.
The ancient manuscript had a mysterious exudate that had preserved its pages over the centuries.
The wounded tree began to exudate a sticky substance to seal its injuries.
The infected wound started to exudate pus, indicating a need for medical attention.
In times of stress, some individuals may exudate emotional distress through tears.
The hot asphalt road exudated a shimmering heat, causing a mirage in the distance.
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