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Meanings of suffuse in English

Catalan
banyar
Spanish
cubrir

Cause to spread or flush or flood through, over, or across.

banyar
Usage of suffuse in English
1
The researchers hope to suffuse them with growth factors, antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs.
Wired
2
Climate crisis talk seems to suffuse just about every class.
Wired
3
Cage got to know a summer-session colleague whose ideas would suffuse his own thinking.
Begin again: a biography of john cage
4
Her encouragement and wisdom suffuse every page of this book.
The story of edgar sawtelle
5
Thunder rumbled again and I felt moisture suffuse the air.
Murder most frothy
6
His tastes, instincts, and sensibility now suffuse a staggering number of highly successful TV projects.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
7
Let the light suffuse you for a few moments.
Witch School's First Degree
8
His attention, which had spread out to suffuse him, to saturate his awareness, focused instantly.
Perdido Street Station
9
She didn't make herself Slick, but she let the light suffuse her, pep her up.
Arcanum Unbounded
10
Enough light came through some of those square holes to suffuse the whole crypt dimly.
Caves of Terror
11
Meanwhile he continued to suffuse my face with the hot, thick odour of spirituous liquor.
Through Russia
12
The economic issue has suffused arguments about employment, taxation, healthcare and education.
The Irish Times
13
He's in fine spirits this morning, suffused with a sense of adventure.
The half life of stars: a novel
14
The whole Bay area appeared to be suffused with illegal biotech activity.
Altered carbon
15
But in the east a glowing light suffused the pale, greyish-blue sky.
The Coming Conquest of England
16
The scent of roses and mignonette suffused the warm air of evening.
The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax
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Translations for suffuse
Suffuse through the time