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Meanings of
imbue
in English
Portuguese
permear
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Spread or diffuse through.
penetrate
riddle
diffuse
pervade
permeate
interpenetrate
Portuguese
permear
Portuguese
imbuir
Catalan
remullar
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Fill, soak, or imbue totally.
soak
Portuguese
imbuir
Synonyms
Examples for "
penetrate
"
penetrate
riddle
diffuse
pervade
permeate
Examples for "
penetrate
"
1
But it takes even longer for new technologies to
penetrate
the market.
2
The fund said it expects to help XJet
penetrate
China's manufacturing sector.
3
It cannot
penetrate
the wilds; it cannot get into the dry lands.
4
It was always dark; the autumn daylight was unable to
penetrate
it.
5
He could
penetrate
no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
1
Not so; you used the
riddle
and I but spoke in kind.
2
For two days I'd carried the
riddle
of Project Nemesis inside me.
3
How had he not been able to work out this
riddle
earlier?
4
And in the
riddle
of Cleobulus, one of the seven wise men:
5
One day Ish heard him asking a
riddle
of the other children.
1
All those people going talk, talk, talk on television
diffuse
your focus.
2
Nothing like agreement to
diffuse
an argument, Claire had learned long ago.
3
Also
diffuse
when making fatherly decisions, especially about the punishment of children.
4
At 4 weeks after treatment, there was evidence of
diffuse
IAS remodeling.
5
Conclusion: This study supports the role of glutamate in
diffuse
glioma biology.
1
The delicious moments are when the intangibilities prevail and
pervade
and possess.
2
A similar sense of unreality has been held to
pervade
the speeches.
3
The most reprehensible motives and the most shocking thoughtlessness
pervade
them throughout.
4
As Christmas drew near a bitter restlessness began to
pervade
Ward 6.
5
Daysmoor doesn't move, but Sing feels a decided stiffness
pervade
the atmosphere.
1
Most executives understand that digital technologies
permeate
nearly every function of business.
2
The thread-like branches
permeate
the earth or whatever the mushroom grows upon.
3
Poetic fancies in these lines
permeate
the early literature of diverse peoples.
4
The fumes of bad tobacco and whisky began to
permeate
the closet.
5
New conceptions of Right and Wrong must generate and
permeate
the workers.
1
They
interpenetrate
and a change in one affects all the others.
2
It works both ways, too; art and life
interpenetrate
each other.
3
These two principles reappear and
interpenetrate
all things, all thought; the one, the many.
4
Whatever be its solution, all the individual phases mutually extend and
interpenetrate
one another.
5
We see also that they have an analogy with one another, and that in Mathematics they often
interpenetrate
.
Suffuse with color.
hue
Usage of
imbue
in English
1
Unfortunately, those same watery vibes won't necessarily
imbue
you with financial wizardry.
2
The role of air is to
imbue
everything and sustain all materiality.
3
I love the sweetness that turnips
imbue
when cooked in this broth.
4
He was vaguely impressed such an unconscious move should
imbue
such sensuality.
5
Why did my Maker
imbue
me with an insatiable thirst for knowledge?
6
Can one really
imbue
children with a sense of the beautiful?
7
Concentrate on that purpose and
imbue
the item with that energy.
8
Von Glower refilled his glass and Gabriel felt that confusion
imbue
him again.
9
So we want to
imbue
it with a lot of personality.
10
Here, Ahmadinejad found the noisy, blue-collar nationalism that he would
imbue
with hyper-spirituality.
11
However, the sea still seems to
imbue
its very core.
12
They are in a state of utter imperfection; the prophets
imbue
them with perfections.
13
We just wanted to
imbue
as much desire and sex into it as possible.
14
Those ancient spells still hold; especially ones that
imbue
life.
15
And you didn't pay it? Repeating his words didn't
imbue
them with more logic.
16
You have to
imbue
things that surround you with power.
Other examples for "imbue"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
imbue
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
imbue with
imbue even
imbue the minds
imbue a cocktail
imbue certain
More collocations
Translations for
imbue
Portuguese
permear
imbuir
Catalan
remullar
absorbir
xopar
remullar-se
calar-se
traspassar
amarar
amarar-se
xopar-se
Imbue
through the time
Imbue
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common