interfuse
verb (used with object)
to intersperse, intermingle, or permeate with something.
interfusion
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a word derived from
interfuse.
Example Sentences
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Actor Bellamy also provides an inspired interfusion of caricature and characterization.
From Time Magazine Archive
In other tales, Author Bradbury cultivates what he calls the sense of "infinite interfusion."
From Time Magazine Archive
The sense of "infinite interfusion" is Bradbury's purest string, and he plucks it rather too often.
From Time Magazine Archive
Of course, they would not have understood the language, to begin with; and the thought, the interfusion of philosophy, the new problems, would have been absolutely incomprehensible.
From The Silent Isle by Arthur Christopher Benson
As I look forward to-day, the great hope for America appears to be the interfusion of the Northern belief in solidarity with the ardent Southern faith in personal independence and responsibility.
From The Builders by Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow
