Suffused is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUFFUSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUFFUSE, to spread throughout
• gradually spread through or over
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to spread through or over

Words related to SUFFUSED

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How to use SUFFUSED in a sentence

• Chamaecerasus variegata has the leaves suffused with greenish lemon.
• Tears of honest mirth suffused his eyes and dimmed his glasses.
• As the young man picked the catalogue up and held it out to her she noticed that his bulging eyes and queer retreating face were suffused with a glow of admiration.
• Often, through the twenty-four hours, a clear blue moon, very spectral, very fair, suffused all our dim and livid clime.
• In the deep gloom she could not see the anger which suffused his face.
• At times, moreover, the depth of feeling manifested has been such that the eyes of every one present have been suffused with tears.
• In the mornings his eyes were suffused and his color bad, and she knew that he was drinking in order to get to sleep.
• There should have been a moon, and, though invisible, in some way a dim, suffused radiance came from it.
• But his face was suffused with a quiet glow when he met her.
• Beyond the distant gates rose the church spires of the city, suffused with the pink flush of sunset.
• At this moment the looks of Corinne were lifted towards heaven, and her eyes suffused with tears.
• With an exclamation, he stooped down to examine it, and his hands were suffused with the blood which had found its way through the garments.
• A sorrowful look, like death, suffused itself over her countenance.
• A slight blush suffused her cheek as she rose to receive him, and she appeared slightly embarrassed.
• Then, gradually, something in the darkness and the lowered vitality of night caused it to lose its joy, become suffused by a curious, doubting uneasiness.
• Soon his mind was suffused with a tremendous wave of joy and ecstasy, and they began dashing out.
• The very air, suffused through all that vast immensity with a mysterious light, seemed like a dream of peace.
• If her cheek might otherwise have been pale, yet the glow of the fire suffused it with a healthful bloom.
• The long dark eyelashes shadowed the cheeks, which were suffused with a faint flush.
• The lovely evening light suffused the figures on the tower.
• A rosy tint suffused the soft and tremulous sky, and tinted with a delicate hue the tall trees and the wide lawns, freshened with the light and vanishing dew.
• A deep blush of joy suffused her cheeks, and an angelic smile beamed on her lips.
• Nevertheless she was suffused with shame, and so wavered between one extremity and the other.
• A happiness such as neither had known suffused them.
• The summer weather held, and every tree and fell-side stood bathed in a warm haze, suffused with the declining light.
• After prolonged suffering the eyes become dull and lack expression, and are often slightly suffused with tears.
• Murphy lay on his belly, watching the forest in front of us, and his blue eyes seemed suffused with a light of their own in the deepening gloom of the gathering thunder-storm.
• An unhealthy purple suffused his heavily-jowled face.
• A lovely blush suffused her countenance, and for an instant she was speechless.
• Also the red glow, though it still suffused the north, began to fade as we neared it and climbed the last of steep hills that run out to the extremity of the cape.
• Behind the house clouds of a suffused yellow began to blot out the sparkling peaks of Ben-an-Sloich.

Similar words containing SUFFUS without suffix ed

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