Exude (verb)

1. To give off or emit (a liquid or an odor) gradually and steadily.
2. To emanate or radiate (a quality or feeling) strongly and steadily.

Origin:

From the latin exudare, meaning "to ooze out".

Examples:

1. The wound was exuding pus, which indicated an infection.
2. The plant exudes a strong fragrance at night.
3. The actor exuded confidence on stage.
4. The leader exuded a sense of calm and authority.
5. The athlete exuded a fierce determination during the game.