transudate

noun

tran·su·date ˈtran(t)-sü-ˌdāt

-syü-;

ˈtran-zü-

-zyü-

: a transuded substance

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1876, in the meaning defined above

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transudate

noun

tran·su·date ˌtran(t)s-ˈ(y)üd-ət

ˌtranz-

-ˌāt; ˈtran(t)s-(y)u̇-ˌdāt

ˈtranz-

: a transuded substance

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