exudation (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the exudation of blood from the cut neck of Medusa gave birth to the winged horse Pegasus.

2. In the comic book series, the superhero's superpower is the exudation of healing energy from his hands.

3. During the religious ritual, the priest performs the exudation of holy oil from a sacred vessel.

4. The modern minimalist style emphasizes clean lines and open spaces, avoiding any exudation of excessive ornamentation.

1. The architect incorporated a unique exudation feature in the design, with small openings to allow natural plant exudation to enhance the atmosphere.

2. Why did the plant's exudation go to therapy? Because it had commitment issues and couldn't stay in one place!

3. As they walked hand in hand through the garden, the couple admired the delicate exudation of flowers, symbolizing their blooming love.

4. During the Victorian era, botanists studied the exudation of various plants to understand their medicinal properties and potential uses in herbal remedies.