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exude confidence
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6.78 |
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He exudes confidence. |
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exude sense
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0.99 |
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Did Rodriguez exude a sense of pressure? |
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exude air
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0.86 |
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Backstage at the Alley, Albee exudes an air of relaxed confidence. |
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exude charisma
|
0.79 |
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Cool J at least exudes some charisma. |
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exude aura
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0.72 |
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He looks wiry and exudes no aura. |
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exude charm
|
0.59 |
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On a personal level, Naaz exuded natural charm. |
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exude energy
|
0.53 |
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He exudes energy. |
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exude authority
|
0.46 |
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He exudes relaxed authority. |
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exude kind
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0.46 |
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Though he shows his age, he exudes a kind of bumptious charm. |
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exude self-confidence
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0.46 |
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He exuded self-confidence. |
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exude calm
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0.39 |
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Yet this Wall Streeter exudes calm. |
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exude feeling
|
0.39 |
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He exudes that feeling. |
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exude optimism
|
0.39 |
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Others exude optimism. |
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exude sort
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0.39 |
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The music he seems to value most exudes a sort of wholesome liveliness. |
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exude warmth
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0.39 |
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Toledo exudes such warmth. |
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exude enthusiasm
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0.26 |
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The prospect is delicious to Bartlett, who exudes the enthusiasm of a born-again democrat. |
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exude lot
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0.26 |
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Drescher does exude a lot of charm, and a few of the comic lines are sharp and clever. |
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exude sexuality
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0.26 |
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Swank exudes androgynous sexuality. |
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exude smell
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0.26 |
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Or the subtle way in which a packed subway car during a blizzard exudes the smell of wet wool and humanity? |