The verb "imbue" means to permeate completely or fill thoroughly, exemplified by Sarah feeling imbued with her heritage upon seeing names on the Ellis Island wall.
Le verbe "imbue" (imbiber, imprégner) signifie imprégner complètement ou remplir quelque chose, comme le sentiment d'héritage de Sarah en voyant les noms de ses grands-parents.
| Word | imbue |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | V. |
| Definition | permeate completely; dye thoroughly; fill. |
| Sentence | The sight of her grandparents' names inscribed on the wall of Ellis Island imbued Sarah with a sense of her special heritage as the descendant of immigrants. |
Tags: psat
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