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transude

verb tran·sude \tran(t)-ˈsüd, -ˈsyüd; tran-ˈzüd, -ˈzyüd\
tran·sud·edtran·sud·ing

Definition of TRANSUDE

intransitive verb
:  to pass through a membrane or permeable substance :  exude
transitive verb
:  to permit passage of
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Origin of TRANSUDE

New Latin transudare, from Latin trans- + sudare to sweat — more at sweat
First Known Use: 1664
Medical Dictionary

transude

verb tran·sude \tran(t)s-ˈ(y)üd, tranz-\
tran·sud·edtran·sud·ing

Medical Definition of TRANSUDE

intransitive verb
:  to pass through a membrane or permeable substance
transitive verb
:  to permit passage of

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