0 past simple and past participle of infuse --
1 to fill someone or something with an emotion or quality: --
2 If you infuse a drink or it infuses, you leave substances such as tea leaves or herbs in hot water so that their flavour goes into the liquid: --
Good work is often diminished by being infused with religious ethics.
She held my hand as my sister's stem cells infused into me through my catheter.
Passionate outbursts now alternate with reticent passages infused with a sense of loss before the movement settles into an extended sense of chordal repose.
The cells were then collected, washed and infused back into the patients, who had not received any prior chemotherapeutic conditioning.
After baseline samples had been obtained, a body-weight-adapted intravenous bolus of 20% glucose was infused.
The presence of these rumours infused more fear and hysteria into the population which resulted in even greater chaos and confusion.
While striving for a collective reference point, the generalisations are infused with a methodological individualism.
A recognition of the awesome power of nature, and the limits of the western landscape, infused his agenda.
