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diffuse

UK
/dɪˈfjuːs/
US
/dɪˈfjus/
diffuseverb
diffused
Past Simple
diffused
Past Participle
diffusing
ing-form
UK
/dɪˈfjuːz/
US
/dɪˈfjuz/
Translations
diffuserSe dit aussi au pronominal pour le sens intransitif.
The scent of the flowers diffused through the room.
Le parfum des fleurs s’est diffusé dans la pièce.
Definitions
To spread or scatter widely or thinly.
The scent of the flowers diffused through the room.
To cause light to spread evenly to reduce glare and harsh shadows.
The photographer used a softbox to diffuse the light.
To become spread out or dispersed.
The ink diffused in the water, creating a beautiful pattern.
Synonyms
broadcast
disseminate
scatter
spread
disperse
Antonyms
concentrate
diffuseadjective
more diffuse
Comp.
most diffuse
Super.
UK
/dɪˈfjuːs/
US
/dɪˈfjus/
Translations
diffusSe dit d’une lumière, d’un son, d’un rayonnement ou d’une idée peu concentrés, étendus ou peu précis.
The diffuse light from the overcast sky created a soft, even illumination.
La lumière diffuse du ciel couvert créait un éclairage doux et uniforme.
Definitions
Spread out over a large area; not concentrated.
The diffuse light from the overcast sky created a soft, even illumination.
Lacking clarity or conciseness; verbose.
Her diffuse explanation made it difficult to understand the main point.
Synonyms
dispersed
disseminated
widely spread
scattered
spread out
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