To infuse something is to add or mix something into it. When you infuse a drink with alcohol, you are adding alcohol to the drink.
The tea was infused with lavender, which gave it a unique flavor.
The artist infused the painting with a lot of emotion.
verb
fill, as with a certain quality
Synonyms:
verb
teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
Synonyms:
verb
let sit in a liquid to extract a flavor or to cleanse
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verb
introduce into the body through a vein, for therapeutic purposes
verb
undergo the process of infusion
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All the songs in the album are infused with humor.
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Its concepts infused the prayerbook and folklore.
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The infusion is stopped by pushing the button back.
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An infusion of leaves was gargled, especially by children, for cankers.
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It's not part of the job description, the training, or the magical infusion.
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MacMillan's music is infused with the spiritual and the political themes.
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Niche perfumers infuse Paris with new options.
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This book was the perfect excuse to try more infusing.
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An adhesive cloth patch covers the skin at the infusion site.
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Pennyroyal tea is the use of an infusion made from the herb.