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Meaning diffuse meaning

What does diffuse mean?

diffuse

— verb (= fan out) move outward The soldiers fanned out — adjective spread out; not concentrated in one place a large diffuse organization — verb (= permeate, penetrate, riddle) spread or diffuse through An atmosphere of distrust has permeated this administration music penetrated the entire building His campaign was riddled with accusations and personal attacks — verb (= circulate, broadcast, spread) cause to become widely known spread information circulate a rumor broadcast the news — adjective lacking conciseness a diffuse historical novel — adjective (= soft) (of light) transmitted from a broad light source or reflected

Synonyms diffuse synonyms

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diffuse English » English

spread disseminate disperse scatter propagate extend pervade circulate spread out distribute broadcast permeate expand verbose wordy fan out circularise prolix emit dilute circularize wispy vague unroll unfold tenuous suffuse stretch out spread through spread abroad sparse soft scattered riddle rarefied radiate penetrate pass around overspread long-winded interpenetrate imbue emanate effuse divulge dissolove disintegrate discursive diffused break down

Conjugation diffuse conjugation

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diffuse · verb

Examples diffuse examples

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This new variety, more diffuse and insidious, is a crafty enemy that is growing away from God and the crown.
It's a very diffuse signal.
It is not great wealth alone. that builds the library. founds the college. that is to diffuse a high learning and culture among a people.
The lesion, not surprisingly. causes diffuse enlargement of the cervix. and, of course, our old friend, leucorrhoea.
A previously submitted medical report states that Mr. Johnson has suffered diffuse brain damage.
I DIFFUSE HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
WELL HOW DO WE DIFFUSE THIS?
I believe, with a Native American representative there that we can diffuse the tension and improve relations.
We can diffuse it before it becomes inflated.
Diffuse atrophy.
No. Maybe we should try and diffuse it.
Inject your heart and then diffuse the bomb!
She told me it was diffuse.
Diffuse low voltage on her EKG.
Diffuse that bomb and you can have anything you ask for.
I'm going to diffuse these charges.
The lesion, not surprisingly,...causes diffuse enlargement of the cervix...and, of course, our old friend, leucorrhoea.
It did much to diffuse Descartes' works.
We could diffuse it maybe.
If that suit melts. If you die, we all die! Inject your heart and then diffuse the bomb!
After weeks of stalled talks leaders of Eastern European nations Latislan and Podansk arrived in Metropolis today in an attempt to diffuse escalating tensions.
Learning that won't just make you better people it'll help you diffuse volatile situations in the field. It'll allow you to manage some of your aggression so you won't feel so tired all the time.
The Doctor suggested that I diffuse tense situations with humor.
You re-diffuse the pain.
Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis.
The diffuse spectacular. accompanies the abundance of commodities, the unperturbed development of modern capitalism.
The ancient Greeks explained that diffuse band of brightness in the night sky as the milk of the goddess Hera squirted from her breast across the heavens.
This mutiny will diffuse to all the prison if we are late.
Then I'll diffuse it, via an illegal broadcast.
You can't diffuse the psychic energy.
I think the whole thing becomes more and more diffuse.
Maybe we should try and diffuse it.
If you die, we all die! Inject your heart -and then diffuse the bomb!
You simply have to diffuse the entire subject with a simple adult conversation.
I tried to read, but no. That diffuse sense of poisoning blocked out the words.

News and current affairs

A diffuse anxiety is gaining ground.
Is there any way to coax the IMF's largest members, especially the United States and China, to help diffuse the risks posed by the world's massive trade imbalances?
While the civilian leadership has become diffuse (every Chinese leader since Mao Zedong has been weaker than his predecessor), the military has enjoyed greater autonomy and soaring budgets since 1990.
This crisis raises fundamental questions about globalization, which was supposed to help diffuse risk.
But this does not make governments' political task much easier, because the benefits are diffuse: consumers paying less for airline tickets may not attribute it to deregulation.
The characteristic form by which music activates the imagination is by short evocations of out-of-context images, or a diffuse feeling of boundlessness, both of which need not be integrated into any meaningful context.
Power may have become more diffuse in the contemporary world.
Democracy promotion in Turkey and Egypt should focus on strengthening civil society and creating robust constitutions that diffuse power.
This ambivalence gives rise to a diffuse anxiety: there are certain things that should not be touched, basic mysteries in nature that we tamper with at the risk of unleashing uncontrollable forces.
Can one count on this readiness when the threat is real, but more diffuse, abstract, potential, and often geographically remote?
But it is now a more diffuse struggle than ever because an astonishing element in today's anti-Semitism is its flexibility.
The concentrated interests that oppose the agreement may turn out to be more influential than the diffuse interests of all consumers.
And the interlinkages between major global banks are a major, if diffuse, worry for all involved.
Because the beneficiaries of trade protection are concentrated and politically influential, while consumers are diffuse and disorganized.
The trouble with this backlash is that the World Cup is merely a focal point for a diffuse set of popular grievances concerning issues ranging from education to police corruption and abuse of power.
First, there is the migrant crisis in southern Europe, a threat more diffuse but no less dangerous and challenging than Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
If detected early enough, solutions can be found to diffuse tempestuous crowds before they inundate fragile new institutions.

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