What is another word for exuviate?
Pronunciation: [ɛɡzjˈuːvɪˌe͡ɪt] (IPA) 
"Exuviate" is a term that refers to the shedding or molting process of animals, such as snakes or insects, where they discard their old outer skin or shell to make way for a new growth. This scientific term has several synonyms, including "ecdysis," "molt," "shed," and "slough." The word "ecdysis" is commonly used in scientific research and education, while "molt" and "shed" are more casual and familiar terms. The word "slough" is often used to describe the shedding of human skin cells, as well as to refer to a swampy area or a cast-off layer of dead tissue.
