infusion
/ɪnˈfjuʒən/
noun
- A drink or liquid made by soaking something (like herbs or tea) in hot water.
- He drank a strong infusion of ginger to soothe his sore throat.
- The tea is an infusion of green tea leaves and jasmine flowers.
- She made a calming herbal infusion with chamomile and lavender.
- The act of introducing something new, such as money, ideas, or energy, into a system or situation.
- The company needed an infusion of cash to avoid bankruptcy.
- The city's cultural infusion from immigrants has made it more vibrant.
- The new teacher brought an infusion of fresh ideas to the classroom.
- The process of slowly introducing a liquid into the body, usually through a vein.
- The nurse monitored the infusion rate carefully.
- Doctors started an intravenous infusion of antibiotics.
- The patient received a saline infusion to rehydrate after surgery.