interfuse
ˌɪntəˈfjuːz
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Definition of interfuse - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
unifyRarecause to become one withRare
  • The director's technique interfused the actors' performances with the scenic design..
blend merge
2.
mixtureRareblend or mix elements togetherRare
  • The artist interfused colors to create a unique shade.
blend combine merge
3.
diffusionRarediffuse or spread throughout a mediumRare
  • The scent interfused the entire room.
imbue permeate saturate
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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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  1. French:fusionner, mélanger, ...
  2. German:vereinigen, mischen, ...
  3. Italian:fondere, mescolare, ...
  4. Spanish:integrar, mezclar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fundir, misturar, ...
  6. Chinese:使统一, 融合, ...
  7. Japanese:一体化させる, 混ぜ合わせる, ...
  8. Arabic:مَزَجَ, دَمَجَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לְהַמְזֵג, ...
  10. Russian:объединять, смешивать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:об'єднувати, змішувати, ...
  12. Hindi:एक करना, मिलाना, ...
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