1. the process of slowly discharging or oozing a liquid, especially sweat, through pores or small openings
2. a liquid or substance that has been exuded; an exudate
Usage: medical, biological

Examples

• The exudation of sweat from the athlete's skin was visible after the intense workout.
• The wound showed signs of exudation, with fluid slowly leaking from the bandage.
• Exudation from the tree's bark indicated damage to the trunk.
• The doctor examined the exudation to determine the cause of the infection.
• Morning dew is a form of exudation from plants and soil.
• The exudation process helps plants regulate their internal moisture levels.