suffusion (Meaning)

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suffusion (n)

the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance

No weak antonyms found.

A gentle suffusion of warmth spread through her cheeks, coloring them with a delicate blush.
The twilight cast a soft suffusion over the landscape, softening the contours and casting an ethereal glow.
The canvas was a vibrant suffusion of hues, capturing the intensity and emotion of the scene.
The young girl's eyes sparkled with a luminous suffusion of wonder and curiosity.
The encounter left an enduring suffusion of affection and respect in his heart.
A faint suffusion of sadness drifted over his face, a reminder of past loss.
The performance was a masterful suffusion of music and dance, creating an unforgettable experience.
The autumn foliage seemed to ignite with a suffusion of vibrant colors, painting the woods with a breathtaking canvas.
The news of his triumph elicited a suffusion of pride and joy in his family.
The suffusion of rain across the windshield obscured the road ahead, making visibility difficult.

the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance

invest,infuse, inoculate, imbue, inculcate, fill, flood, steep, pervade, charge

deprive, deprive, take (away), clear,take (away), eliminate, empty, eliminate, strip, clear

A gentle suffusion of warmth spread through her cheeks, coloring them with a delicate blush.

The twilight cast a soft suffusion over the landscape, softening the contours and casting an ethereal glow.

The canvas was a vibrant suffusion of hues, capturing the intensity and emotion of the scene.

The young girl's eyes sparkled with a luminous suffusion of wonder and curiosity.