Question

suffuse As the soft light of dawn suffused the landscape, they could hear the loons crying over the lake. səfˈjuz

Accepted Answer

To spread over or fill something, as if by fluid or light. The odors of baking may suffuse a room, and so may the light of a sunset. A face may be suffused (that is, filled, but also probably flushed) with joy, or hope, or love. A novel may be suffused with Irish humor, and a room may be suffused with firelight. Scientists may even describe an insect's gray wings as being suffused with tinges of red.

word	suffuse
definition	To spread over or fill something, as if by fluid or light.
eg_sentence	As the soft light of dawn suffused the landscape, they could hear the loons crying over the lake.
explanation	The odors of baking may suffuse a room, and so may the light of a sunset. A face may be suffused (that is, filled, but also probably flushed) with joy, or hope, or love. A novel may be suffused with Irish humor, and a room may be suffused with firelight. Scientists may even describe an insect's gray wings as being suffused with tinges of red.
IPA	səfˈjuz

Suffused Suffuse Light Spread Fill Fluid Soft Dawn