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imbue
This term describes a process of deep saturation, whether physical or spiritual. When used for materials, it suggests a thorough soaking that changes the very nature or color of the object, rather than a superficial coating. It evokes a sense of permanence and total penetration.
In a psychological or social sense, it refers to the infusion of an idea, value, or emotion into a person or organization. This usage is typically formal and carries a positive or noble connotation, often associated with inspiration, heritage, or moral guidance. It differs from simple teaching by implying that the quality becomes an intrinsic part of the subject's identity.
Meanings
Examples
The teacher tried to imbue her students with a love for classical literature.
His voice was imbued with a deep sense of sadness.
I want to imbue this painting with a feeling of eternal peace.
The ancient scrolls were imbued with a mysterious golden pigment.
The ancient scrolls were imbued with a mysterious golden pigment.
The wizard sought to imbue the sword with magical energy.
We must imbue our corporate culture with a spirit of innovation.
She hoped to imbue the room with warmth and hospitality.