verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
exude/radiate confidence (= show it in a very noticeable way )
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As the leader, you have to exude confidence and authority.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
out
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Use a logical progression or a system radiating out from a central base.
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The feminine light is in-dwelling, suffused, and radiates out .
■ NOUN
heat
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Her skin was already beginning to radiate an answering heat , and the familiar flames started to lick along her nerve-ends.
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As much as several percent of the total energy of an entering meteor is radiated as light and heat .
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But they radiate a splendid messianic heat .
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Bhopal ji was as thin and white-haired as a granny but his intelligence radiated like body heat .
■ VERB
seem
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A timeless red glow seemed to radiate all around.
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Their happiness was palpable; like the pulsing shimmer of a hummingbird, it seemed to radiate the very air.
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As though the very lamps in the gleaming candelabra were powered by the electricity that seemed to radiate from his skin.
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The sun seemed to radiate energy into my body.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Syd radiates warmth as he greets his guests.
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The log fire radiated a cozy glow.
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The old and faded lights radiated a feeble glow upon the walls.
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The sun radiates both warmth and light.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Her red hair appeared suffused with a kind of glow; her very being radiated happiness.
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Margaret radiated such radical free spirit, such electricity, that I fell directly in love.
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Scraps of life attend the motionless mass who, Reynard concedes, radiates a certain aura of power.
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Some, shaped like tiny globes, radiated a scarlet glow that was utterly bewitching.
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The sun seemed to radiate energy into my body.
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The Thatcher Cabinet after 1983 radiated from the woman at the centre.