infuse
31infuse — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. steep, soak; introduce, implant, instill; tinge, imbue; pour into, mix in. See mixture, insertion. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To instill] Syn. inspire, introduce, implant, imbue; see instill . 2. [To… …
32infuse — in·fuse || ɪn fjuËz v. instill, fill with, ingrain; inspire; steep in a liquid to extract certain ingredients …
33infuse — verb 1》 fill with a quality: a play infused with humour. ↘instil with (a quality). 2》 soak (tea, herbs, etc.) to extract the flavour or healing properties. 3》 Medicine allow (a liquid) to flow into a vein or tissue. Derivatives infuser noun… …
34infuse — v. n. 1. Instil, ingraft, implant, inspire, breathe into, introduce, inculcate. 2. Introduce, diffuse, shed. 3. Steep (in liquor), macerate …
35infuse — v 1. saturate, imbue, permeate, souse, drown, inundate, pervade; immerse, immerge, dip, dunk, submerse, submerge, drench; soak, bathe, steep, tincture, tinge, macerate, fortify, season, flavor, Inf. lace. 2. inculcate, instill, infix, implant,… …
36infuse — in·fuse …
37infuse — [ɪnˈfjuːz] verb [T] to give someone or something a particular quality Her paintings are infused with a natural strength.[/ex] …
38infuse blood into — give a blood infusion …
39infuse new blood into — transfuse blood into …
40Avoir la science infuse — ● Avoir la science infuse prétendre savoir quelque chose sans avoir besoin d étudier …