transude

tran·sude

(tranz'yūd),

In general, to ooze or to pass a liquid gradually through a membrane, more specifically, through a normal membrane, as a result of imbalanced hydrostatic and osmotic forces.

[see transudate]

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transude

(trăn-so͞od′, -syo͞od′, -zo͞od′, -zyo͞od′)

intr.v. tran·suded, tran·suding, tran·sudes

To pass through pores or interstices in the manner of perspiration.

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tran·su′da·to′ry (trăn-so͞o′də-tôr′ē, -syo͞o′-) adj.

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transude

to ooze or pass through interstices, pores or small holes.

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tran·sude

(trans-yūd)

In general, to ooze or to pass a liquid gradually through a membrane.

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