Infused Meaning in English

word · lemma: infuse

US

ˌɪnˈfjuzd

in-FYOOZD

UK

ɪnfjˈuːzd

in-FYOOZD

Definition

Filled with or having had a quality, feeling, or substance added into something, usually by soaking or mixing.

Usage & Nuances

Often used for drinks ('herb-infused tea'), but also for abstract qualities ('a room infused with joy'). Commonly passive. Sometimes confused with 'injected' (which is more direct and forceful). More formal or literary in tone.

• Spanish: infundido - impregnado
• Portuguese (BR): infundido - impregnado
• Portuguese (PT): infundido - impregnado
• Chinese (Simplified): 注入的 - 渗透的
• Chinese (Traditional): 注入的 - 滲透的
• Hindi: डाला गया - समाहित
• Arabic: مملوء - مشبع
• Bengali: ভরা - মেশানো - সংমিশ্রিত
• Russian: наполненный - пропитанный - пронизанный
• Japanese: 染み込んだ - 含まれた - 注がれた
• Vietnamese: thấm đượm - ngấm - hòa quyện
• Korean: 스며든 - 불어넣어진 - 배어든
• Turkish: aşılanmış - katılmış - işlenmiş
• Urdu: سرایت شدہ - بھرپور
• Indonesian: diresapi - dipenuhi - dicampur

Example Sentences

The tea was infused with fresh mint leaves.

basic

The water was infused with lemon.

basic

The room was infused with sunlight.

basic

His words were infused with hope.

natural

This sauce is infused with garlic and herbs for extra flavor.

natural

Her art is infused with memories from her childhood.

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