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Definition of imbued - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
qualitiesdeeply filled or permeated with a quality
- The room was imbued with a sense of calm.
2.
psychologyinspired or instilled with ideals or principles
- The speech was imbued with hope and determination.
Expressions with imbued
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have a quality or feeling deeply present inside
Her speech was imbued with hope.
Origin of imbued
Latin, imbuere (to wet, soak)
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Examples of imbued in a sentence
The painting was imbued with vibrant colors and energy. Her artwork is imbued with a sense of nostalgia. The novel is imbued with themes of resilience.
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- French:imprégné, inspiré, ...
- German:durchdrungen, inspiriert, ...
- Italian:pervaso, imbevuto, ...
- Spanish:impregnado, imbuido, ...
- Portuguese:imbuído, ...
- Chinese:充满的, ...
- Japanese:満たされた, 満ちた, ...
- Arabic:مُشْبَع, مُلْهَم, ...
- Hebrew:חָדוּר, מָלוּא, ...
- Russian:наполненный, вдохновленный, ...
- Ukrainian:просякнутий, пронизаний, ...
- Hindi:ओतप्रोत, प्रेरित, ...
Definition of imbue - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
influenceinspire or permeate with a feeling or quality
- His speech imbued us with courage..
2.
inspirationinspire or instil with principles or ideals
- The leader imbued the team with a sense of purpose.
3.
physicalRare soak or saturate with a liquid or colorRare
- The fabric was imbued with a deep red dye.
Origin of imbue
Latin, imbuere (to wet, soak)
Examples of imbue in a sentence
Her writing is imbued with a sense of nostalgia. Her speech imbued the audience with hope. The teacher imbued his students with a love for science. The artist imbued the canvas with vibrant colors. Rain imbued the soil with moisture.
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- French:imprégner, inculquer, ...
- German:erfüllen, inspirieren, ...
- Italian:imbevere, infondere, ...
- Spanish:infundir, imbuir, ...
- Portuguese:inspirar, imbuir, ...
- Chinese:灌输, 启发, ...
- Japanese:染み込ませる, 植え付ける, ...
- Arabic:غَرَس, غَرَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְדִּיר, לְהַשְׁרוֹת, ...
- Russian:вселять, внушать, ...
- Ukrainian:наповнювати, просочити, ...
- Hindi:ओतप्रोत करना, भावना भरना, ...
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