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Transfuse

verb

(past & past part. transfused; pres. part. transfusing)

Impart gradually. Synonym: instill. "Transfuse love of music into the students"

Pour out of one vessel into another.

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

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

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"Transfuse" Quotes from Famous Books

... aside, and turned to the Father, refusing his life save in the Father. Like God, of himself he chose righteousness, and so merited to sit on the throne of God. In the same spirit he gave himself afterward to his father's children, and merited the power to transfuse the life-redeeming energy of his spirit into theirs: made perfect, he became the author of eternal salvation unto all them that obey him. But it is a word of little daring, that Jesus had no thought of merit ...

— Hope of the Gospel • George MacDonald

Words linked to "Transfuse" : breathe, pour, instill, impart, bring, bestow, dispense, medicine, lend, administer, treat, contribute, transfusion, add, practice of medicine, care for, cup