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suffused
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/səˈfjuːzd/
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/səˈfjuzd/
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suffused
adjective
more suffused
Comp.
most suffused
Super.
UK
/səˈfjuːzd/
US
/səˈfjuzd/
пропитанный
The room was suffused with a warm, golden light.
Комната была пропитана теплым, золотистым светом.
наполненный
Her voice was suffused with emotion.
Ее голос был наполнен эмоциями.
залитый
The garden was suffused with the scent of blooming flowers.
Сад был залит ароматом цветущих цветов.
Additional translations
пронизывающий
окрашенный
наполненный светом
Synonyms
infused
permeated
spread
saturated
filled
imbued
suffuse
verb
suffused
Past Simple
suffused
Past Simple
suffused
Past Participle
suffusing
Gerund
UK
/səˈfjuːz/
US
/səˈfjus/
заливать
The room was suffused with a warm golden light.
Комната была залита теплым золотистым светом.
наполнять
Her voice was suffused with emotion.
Ее голос был наполнен эмоциями.
покрывать
The sky was suffused with pink and orange hues at sunset.
Небо было покрыто розовыми и оранжевыми оттенками на закате.
Synonyms
permeate
spread
infuse
saturate
imbue
fill
steep
Definitions
suffused
adjective
Gradually spread through or over with a color, light, or feeling.
The room was suffused with a warm, golden light as the sun set.
suffuse
verb
To spread over or through in the manner of fluid or light.
The morning light began to suffuse the room, casting a warm glow over everything.
To cause (something) to be thoroughly permeated or filled with a quality such as color, emotion, or moisture.
A deep blush suffused his face when he realized his mistake.
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