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View usage for: (ɪmbjuː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense imbues, present participle imbuing, past tense, past participle imbuedverbIf someone or something is imbued with an idea, feeling, or quality, they become filled with it. [formal] As you listen, you notice how every single word is imbued with a breathless senseof wonder. [be VERB-ed + with] ...men who can imbue their hearers with enthusiasm. [VERB noun + with] Synonyms: instil, infuse, steep, bathe More Synonyms of imbue imbued adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE with noun] ...a Guards officer imbued with a military sense of duty and loyalty. [+ with] (ɪmˈbjuː) verbWord forms: -bues, -buing or -bued (transitive; usually foll by with)1. to instil or inspire (with ideals, principles, etc) his sermons were imbued with the spirit of the Reformation 2. rare to soak, esp with moisture, dye, etc Derived forms imbuement (imˈbuement) noun Word origin C16: from Latin imbuere to stain, accustom imbue in American English (ɪmˈbju) verb transitiveWord forms: imˈbued or imˈbuing1. Rare to fill with moisture; saturate 2. to fill with color; dye; tinge 3. to permeate or inspire (with principles, ideas, emotions, etc.) Word origin L imbuere, to wet, soak Examples of 'imbue' in a sentenceimbue It was imbued with a sense of uncertainty.How many sacred works have been composed through the centuries by people deeply imbued with the sense of the mystery!You can become imbued with the idea that there's no point.They struggle to control their feelings, are imbued with a streak of hysteria and can fly into a rage if things go wrong.A group of single-minded athletes are being imbued with a sense of teamwork.The question, of course, is whether this quality can be imbued by training. British English: imbue VERB If someone or something is imbued with an idea, feeling, or quality, they become filled with it. The film is imbued with the star's rebellious spirit. - American English: imbue
- Brazilian Portuguese: imbuir
- Chinese: 灌输
- European Spanish: imbuir
- French: imprégné
- German: durchdringen
- Italian: impregnare
- Japanese: >吹き込む考えや特質を
- Korean: ~로 채워지다
- European Portuguese: imbuir
- Latin American Spanish: imbuir
Definition to fill or inspire (with ideals or principles) He is able to imbue his listeners with enthusiasm. Additional synonymsDefinition to spread over The arena was bathed in warm sunshine. Synonyms cover, flood, steep, engulf, immerse, overrun, permeate, suffuse, wash over Definition to saturate, soak, or fill throughout plastic impregnated with a light-absorbing dye Synonyms saturate, soak, steep, fill, seep, pervade, infuse, permeate, imbue, suffuse, percolate, imbrue (rare) The only solution was to infuse new blood into all our Courts. Synonyms instil, add, introduce, breathe, inject, implant, impart, inculcate- imbed
- imbibe
- imbroglio
- imbue
- imitate
- imitation
- imitative
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