Diffusing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIFFUSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DIFFUSE, to spread widely or thinly
• spread over a wide area or between a large number of people
• intermingle with another substance by movement, typically in a specified direction or at specified speed
• cause (light) to spread evenly to reduce glare and harsh shadows.
ADJECTIVE:
• spread out over a large area; not concentrated
• (of disease) not localized in the body
• lacking clarity or conciseness
• spreading by diffusion

Words related to DIFFUSING

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How to use DIFFUSING in a sentence

• Thus a number of dead persons are encouraging us in libraries, and a number of living are conversing and diffusing zeal among us at the same time.
• Alas! alas! we had carried on a trade with them from this civilized and enlightened country, which, instead of diffusing knowledge, had been a check to every laudable pursuit.
• The thunder pealed, and they rose at the command, diffusing waves of light over the expanse of heaven.
• It was benevolence, charity, and piety which the monks aimed to secure, and which they often succeeded in diffusing among people more wretched and ignorant than themselves.
• As he entered the court he noticed a discoloured glow diffusing itself through the curtains of the room of death.
• After he had continued ten years at Istakhar, building towns and cities, and diffusing improvement and happiness over the land, he removed his throne into Iran.
• Our common schools are diffusing intelligence among the people and our industry is fast accumulating the comforts and luxuries of life.
• It is for the purpose of Diffusing Useful Political Knowledge.
• It is, in truth, an ingenious theory for diffusing throughout creation the working and so the personality of the Creator.
• Diffusing the rich and facile treasures of his genius through a host of lesser men, he had almost ceased to be a personality.
• But the press was now becoming a power in Europe, diffusing intelligence and giving freedom to thought and expression.
• PRESS, success of the, in diffusing intelligence, 102.
• High in the air rose the fire, diffusing abroad all the sweet odors of Araby the blest.
• They gathered men of erudition round them in the Vatican, and established a press for the purpose of printing the Fathers and diffusing Catholic literature.
• He thus, too, possessed means of ascertaining the state of the Christian interest in every land, and of diffusing his own sentiments under singularly propitious circumstances.
• It bears a pretty white flower, diffusing a more exquisite fragrance, in the opinion of most persons, than any other of which the country boasts.
• An atmosphere of toleration was diffusing itself, bigotry was imperceptibly getting old-fashioned, the most illustrious victim of the Inquisition was to be well-nigh the last.
• The hydrogen, in diffusing, enters the porous vessel, increases the internal pressure, and a number of bubbles escapes from the tube.
• The earnest and faithful disciple of wisdom goes through life everywhere diffusing knowledge, and everywhere gathering it up.
• Praise be to God that in that region ye have been assisted in diffusing the musk-scented perfume, and this in future is pregnant with remarkable results.
• We entered an immense hall, lighted by the same kind of lustre as in the scene without, but diffusing a fragrant odour.
• Elphye came out two days later made up as a Princess in the Christmas Pantomime and diffusing pleasant Odors in all directions.
• This work is the beginning of the diffusing of the perfume of God and the foundation of the elevating of the Word of God and the making known of the commandments of God.
• Confine thy attention and thoughts to the Cause of thy great Lord and to diffusing His fragrances in that country.
• Therefore, leave it to some other time and be engaged in diffusing the lights of the Sun of Truth.
• The more such meetings increase, it will increase the diffusing of the fragrances.
• Verily, I say unto thee, the Covenant of God and His Alliance is a Lamp diffusing lights from the Supreme Concourse unto the horizons of the earth and heaven.
• The guests returned their welcome by diffusing new spiritual life through the hospitable country.
• The wood of the latter is much used for fuel by the natives, especially in night-fishing, and burns brightly, without smoke, diffusing also a delicious aromatic smell.
• Its general effects in diffusing knowledge among the more educated classes of the metropolis, have been, and continue to be, valuable.
• It is open at the top, thus diffusing a chastened light and a clear atmosphere throughout the building.
• But for these I might have been honorably connected, and capable, at this moment, of diffusing and receiving happiness.
• She had a passion for diffusing knowledge, and for more than a thousand years sent her missionaries of piety, learning, art, and commerce, far and wide over Europe.
• But the poison of bad principles was gradually diffusing itself through his heart.
• They went out all over the land, and were instrumental in diffusing more truth, perhaps, about the dreadful system of American Slavery, than was accomplished in any other way.

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