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Transfuse (Verb)

Impart gradually; "Her presence instilled faith into the children"; "transfuse love of music into the students".

Verbs of buying, selling, owning.

Her calm demeanor helped transfuse confidence into the nervous public speaker.
The charismatic coach was able to transfuse his passion for the game into the players.
The teacher's enthusiasm began to transfuse a love of reading into her students.
The motivational speaker aimed to transfuse positivity and determination into her audience.
The experienced artist sought to transfuse his technique and expertise into the apprentices.

Treat by applying evacuated cups to the patient's skin.

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

To transfuse waste from under the skin, the doctor applies a set of evacuated cups to the patient's back.
Using the vacuum-sealed cups, the nurse proceeds to transfuse the affected tissue on the patient's leg.
By carefully placing the cups on the skin, the practitioner aims to transfuse stagnant blood and promote healing.
The cups are then sealed over the patient's shoulder and left to transfuse bad blood from the wound site.
The process involves the use of cups to transfuse bad blood, reducing swelling, and promoting blood flow to the affected area.

Give a transfusion (e.g., of blood) to.

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

The patient was given several units of blood to transfuse vital oxygen to her organs during the emergency surgery.
The nurse carefully prepared the transfusion equipment to transfuse the rare blood type into the awaiting patient.
The medical team decided to transfuse more platelets to prevent excessive bleeding after the traumatic accident.
The donated plasma was used to transfuse life-saving antibodies to the young girl infected with a deadly disease.
To counteract severe anemia, the doctor prescribed several sessions to transfuse iron-rich blood into the patient's system.

Pour out of one vessel into another.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

She carefully began to transfuse the red wine from the old oak barrel into glass jugs.
The lab technician will transfuse the chemicals from one beaker to another in order to mix them.
To make the new tea blend, first transfuse some rose petal tea leaves into a teapot and then add green tea.
When serving, transfuse the juice into a smaller jug to avoid spills.
The barista began to transfuse steamed milk into a cup of strong espresso to create a perfect latte.