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The infusion of funds will allow us to open another location too.infusion = to add something to make something else better
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She infused the group with new energy and enthusiasm.
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What would I get if I added powdered root of asphodel to an infusion of wormwood? (source)infusion = to add something to something else to make it better
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Peter turns slowly, every limb infused with tension. (source)infused = filled
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One company, called Tree Top, has developed a "low-moisture, naturally sweetened apple piece infused with a red-wine extract." (source)infused = to add something into something else to make it better
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I see America has infused you with the optimism that has made her so great.† (source)infused = added something to something else to make it better
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I stepped into the kitchen and took out a can of Sludge, a high-protein, vitamin D—infused breakfast drink (to help counteract my sunlight deprivation).† (source)infused = added something to something else to make it better
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The waiter arrived with two more glasses of champagne and what he called "Belgian white asparagus with a lavender infusion."† (source)
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The shades would infuse it with their chill presence, and I had wanted to feel that power, ashen and unearthly.† (source)infuse = to add something to something else to make it better
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Like Leonardo, Walt Disney loved infusing hidden messages and symbolism in his art.† (source)infusing = adding something to something else to make it better
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Right about now, the first of the early-afternoon crowd would be coming in, ordering cappuccinos and lattes, iced tea and herbal infusions.† (source)
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Heaviness infuses my whole body, as if there's liquid lead in my veins.† (source)infuses = adds something to something else to make it better
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They show the blood-soaked seat, the shattered windshield, a dashboard scent infuser tagged with a religious inscription in Spanish.† (source)
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Why should it not, at a certain depth, attain an impassable limit, instead of rising to such a point as to fuse the most infusible metals?† (source)
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Clothes left out of duffel bags were instantly filthy, and all of the meals, which the crews ate outside while sitting on the ground, were infused with sand.† (source)infused = added something to something else to make it better
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Suddenly many grandparents received a significant cash infusion (topping out at $3 per day, or twice the local median income).† (source)
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