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suffusion

 

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Noun suffusion has 1 sense
  1. permeation, pervasion, suffusion - the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance
    --1 is a kind of diffusion
    --1 has particulars: ammonification; carbonation; impregnation, saturation
    Derived forms: verb suffuse2, verb suffuse1

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Term: Suffusion

Description:

Suffusion refers to the act or process of spreading, diffusing, or permeating something, usually associated with a gentle or gradual movement. It can also describe a medical condition where abnormal accumulation or spreading of a substance occurs in tissues or body fluids.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun (General Sense):

In the general sense, suffusion refers to the quality or state of being suffused or diffused with a particular substance or quality.

Example Sentence:

The soft suffusion of sunlight through the window created a warm and inviting atmosphere in the room.

2. Noun (Medical Sense):

In medical terminology, suffusion is an abnormal accumulation or spreading of a fluid or substance in the tissues or body fluids.

Example Sentence:

The patient's eye suffusion was a symptom of the underlying allergic reaction.

3. Verb (Rare Sense):

As a verb, suffusion can be used to describe the act of spreading or diffusing something gently and evenly.

Example Sentence:

The painter skillfully suffused the colors on the canvas to create a beautiful and harmonious composition.

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