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Diffuse (Verb)

Meaning 1

Spread or diffuse through; "An atmosphere of distrust has permeated this administration"; "music penetrated the entire building"; "His campaign was riddled with accusations and personal attacks".

Classification

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

Examples

  • A warm light diffused through the stained glass window illuminating the sanctuary.
  • The fragrance of freshly baked cookies diffused through the entire house.
  • Rumors of the scandal began to diffuse through the community, causing widespread concern.
  • A calming feeling diffused through her body as she meditated on the beach.
  • The sound of the music diffused through the walls, disturbing the neighbors.

Synonyms

  • Riddle
  • Permeate
  • Penetrate
  • Interpenetrate
  • Imbue
  • Pervade

Hypernyms

  • Penetrate
  • Perforate

Hyponyms

  • Spiritise
  • Spiritize

Related Words

  • Diffusion (noun)
  • Diffusor (noun)
  • Diffusive (adjective)

Meaning 2

Move outward; "The soldiers fanned out".

Classification

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

Examples

  • The sound of the explosion began to diffuse slowly through the valley.
  • Diffuse light filled the room as the setting sun reflected off the windows.
  • Chemicals were released into the air to diffuse and neutralize the threat.
  • As she spoke, her words seemed to diffuse through the crowd, calming the anxious onlookers.
  • The seeds fell to the ground and began to diffuse through the surrounding soil and grow.

Synonyms

  • Fan Out
  • Spread
  • Spread Out

Hypernyms

  • Distribute

Hyponyms

  • Bleed

Related Words

  • Diffusion (noun)

Meaning 3

Cause to become widely known; "spread information"; "circulate a rumor"; "broadcast the news".

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • The marketing team worked to diffuse information about their new product through various social media channels.
  • In the days before the internet, news travelled much more slowly and couldn't diffuse as quickly as it does today.
  • The celebrity publicly apologized to diffuse the rumors surrounding her recent scandal.
  • The newspaper's goal was to diffuse the news of the town's recent economic growth to attract more businesses and investors.
  • The charity used media outlets to diffuse the message of their fundraising campaign to reach a wider audience.

Synonyms

  • Broadcast
  • Disperse
  • Circularize
  • Circularise
  • Propagate
  • Circulate
  • Disseminate
  • Spread
  • Pass Around
  • Distribute

Hypernyms

  • Bare
  • Publicise
  • Air
  • Publicize

Hyponyms

  • Vulgarize
  • Vulgarise
  • Sow
  • Popularize
  • Generalise
  • Run
  • Generalize
  • Carry
  • Podcast
  • Popularise

Related Words

  • Diffusion (noun)
  • Diffusive (adjective)
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