Definition Conjugation
Definition of interfuse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
unifyRare cause to become one withRare
- The director's technique interfused the actors' performances with the scenic design..
2.
mixtureRare blend or mix elements togetherRare
- The artist interfused colors to create a unique shade.
3.
diffusionRare diffuse or spread throughout a mediumRare
- The scent interfused the entire room.
Origin of interfuse
Latin, inter (between) + fundere (to pour)
Examples of interfuse in a sentence
The chef's recipe interfused flavors from various cuisines. She interfused different musical styles in her compositions. The chef interfused spices to enhance the dish's flavor. The colors began to interfuse, creating a beautiful pattern. Light interfused with the mist, creating a magical scene.
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- French:fusionner, mélanger, ...
- German:vereinigen, mischen, ...
- Italian:fondere, mescolare, ...
- Spanish:integrar, mezclar, ...
- Portuguese:fundir, misturar, ...
- Chinese:使统一, 融合, ...
- Japanese:一体化させる, 混ぜ合わせる, ...
- Arabic:مَزَجَ, دَمَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לְהַמְזֵג, ...
- Russian:объединять, смешивать, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднувати, змішувати, ...
- Hindi:एक करना, मिलाना, ...
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