Infused is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFUSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INFUSE, to permeate with something
• fill; pervade
• instil (a quality) in someone or something
• soak (tea, herbs, etc.) in liquid to extract the flavour or healing properties
• (of tea, herbs, etc.) release flavour or healing properties while being soaked
• allow (a liquid) to flow into a vein or tissue

Words related to INFUSED

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How to use INFUSED in a sentence

• It is not so from any portion of her own individuality she has infused into it, but, on the contrary, from the entire sincerity with which it mirrors other people.
• His infused eyes, beneath the thick black brows, were far-seeing.
• Poe had what may be called a scientific mind, infused through and through with poetry.
• This water had an occult virtue infused into it, and had been placed there with the object that a son might be born to thee.
• When morning came, the blessed light of the sun broke the leaden charm of the prison, and infused into us a wonderful portion of fresh vigor.
• The artist has imprisoned in his representations as much sheer happiness as was ever infused into cold stone.
• In her foreign policy, and in the vigor infused into the internal administration of her empire, the master-hand became apparent.
• One of the most prevalent was that eighty mines would be sprung at zero, and this was inspiring to all, and infused new courage into the men.
• This is the Day in which God’s most excellent favors have been poured out upon men, the Day in which His most mighty grace hath been infused into all created things.
• He infused new life into the monotonous harmony and well-worn modulations which had done duty for so many years.
• But a soul can be infused into one of our race, only by being united in the closest bands of love to one of yours.
• His love infused a wondrous sense of well-being, and of home.
• But the capture of Atlanta instantly infused new zeal and confidence among the Union voters, and from that time onward, the reelection of Mr.
• The Italian residence of Byron and Shelley, of Landor and Browning, has infused into English literature a new element which has mingled with its inmost essence.
• Nor had Roger infused any fresh ideas into her mind on his return from serving in the Army.
• He said, and by his words into all hearts Fresh confidence infused.
• Two ounces of the suspected leaves, should be infused in half-a-pint of cold, soft water, and suffered to stand for about an hour.
• And, since the rise and progress of the late troubles did, in a great measure, proceed from some treasonable and seditious positions infused into the people.
• Wherefore it follows that grace is infused into man through Penance.
• The spirit of the young prince infused itself into his hearers.
• It had infused into their hearts a hope that no force, however determined, could shatter.
• Darley took over charge about 1877, until the late Canon Jackson appeared on the scene, and infused new vigour and fresh life into the Mission.
• The water was cheerfully boiling! She made the tea, and sat down again to wait until it should be infused.
• Even Herr Brachmann was often charmed by the delicate originality of her touch, which proved that her own thought and feeling were infused into the music before her.
• New life was infused into every department of state, and the metropolis once more appeared to breathe the breath of former years.
• Tea infused for two minutes only, was not found to have sensibly less restraining effect than when infused for thirty minutes.

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