Definition
Definition of suffusing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
diffusionRare spreading through or over somethingRare
- The room was filled with a suffusing light.
2.
processRare gradually filling somethingRare
- A suffusing warmth spread through her body.
Origin of suffusing
Latin, suffundere (to pour beneath)
Examples of suffusing in a sentence
The suffusing aroma of coffee filled the café. The suffusing light of dawn filled the room. A suffusing sense of peace enveloped him.
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- French:diffus, diffusant, ...
- German:ausbreitend, füllend, ...
- Italian:diffondente, pervadente, ...
- Spanish:difuso, inundando, ...
- Portuguese:espalhando, invadindo, ...
- Chinese:弥漫的, ...
- Japanese:広がる, 染み渡る, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَشِر, مُتَسَلِّل, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְפַּשֵּׁט, מְמַלֵּא, ...
- Russian:распространяющийся, проникающий, ...
- Ukrainian:проникаючий, ...
- Hindi:फैला हुआ, भरता हुआ, ...
Definition of suffuse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionRare fill something with a quality or feelingRare
- The film was suffused with nostalgia.
2.
fill with lightRare cause to become filled with lightRare
- The room was suffused with a soft, golden glow..
Origin of suffuse
Latin, suffundere (to pour beneath)
Examples of suffuse in a sentence
The room was suffused with sunlight. Morning light suffused the entire landscape. The lantern suffused the cave with a warm glow.
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- French:imprégner, baigner, ...
- German:erfüllen, durchfluten, ...
- Italian:pervadere, inondare, ...
- Spanish:impregnar, bañar, ...
- Portuguese:impregnar, banhar, ...
- Chinese:充满, 充满光芒, ...
- Japanese:満たす, 光で満たす, ...
- Arabic:غَمَرَ, أَضَاءَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַלֵּא, לְהָאֲפִיף, ...
- Russian:наполнить, залить светом, ...
- Ukrainian:наповнювати, залитий світлом, ...
- Hindi:गुण से भर देना, प्रकाश से भर देना, ...
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