interfuse
/ˌɪntərˈfjuz/
verb
- To mix or blend together so that the parts become united or combined.
- The two cultures began to interfuse after centuries of trade and travel.
- In the stew, the flavors of the herbs and vegetables interfuse perfectly.
- The artist's style seems to interfuse realism with abstract elements.
- To spread through or permeate something completely.
- Optimism interfused his speech, inspiring the whole audience.
- The melody interfused the air, making everyone stop to listen.
- A sense of calm interfused the entire room during the meditation.