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imbue

verb as in infuse, saturate

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How did you imbue your experiences from Hibiscus and Eleven Madison Park into The Noortwyck?

From Salon

They have sought to imbue the app with social norms, like encouraging users to post alt text with their pictures so that blind users can engage with them.

From Slate

“I tried to combine the feelings that classic horror movies evoke in me with a modern approach — and imbue it all with an intense sense of romanticism.”

"His 'empire of liberty' offered the potential to dismantle the artificial hierarchies inherited from the past and imbue all aspects of life with the promise of freedom and happiness," Caivano said.

From Salon

But the next evening, the Obamas were eager to imbue the convention with positive messaging about the future - and to land a few gags at Donald Trump's expense.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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