suffusive Antonyms
Meaning of suffusive
suffusive (s)
spreading through
suffusive Sentence Examples
- The suffusive light of dawn bathed the landscape in a warm, ethereal glow.
- The artist's brushstrokes were infused with a suffusive brilliance, capturing the essence of the subject.
- The music had a suffusive effect on the audience, enveloping them in its enchanting melodies.
- The fragrance of the jasmine wafted suffusively through the air, creating an atmosphere of tranquility.
- The sorrow that enveloped him was suffusive, like a heavy weight that crushed his spirits.
- The suffusive warmth of the sun's rays dispelled the morning chill.
- The smoke from the fire rose in a suffusive column, obscuring the sky.
- The blush of embarrassment suffused her cheeks, painting them a rosy hue.
- The joy that radiated from her was suffusive, infecting everyone around her.
- The poet's words had a suffusive impact on the reader, leaving a lasting impression.
FAQs About the word suffusive
spreading through
steep, inoculate, imbue, flood, fill, inculcate, invest,infuse, permeate, pervade
deprive, deprive, eliminate, remove, strip, clear, eliminate, empty, take (away), strip
The suffusive light of dawn bathed the landscape in a warm, ethereal glow.
The artist's brushstrokes were infused with a suffusive brilliance, capturing the essence of the subject.
The music had a suffusive effect on the audience, enveloping them in its enchanting melodies.
The fragrance of the jasmine wafted suffusively through the air, creating an atmosphere of tranquility.
