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Definition of diffuse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of diffuse is as below...
Diffuse
(v. t.) To pour out and cause to
spread,
as a
fluid;
to cause to flow on all
sides;
to send out, or
extend,
in all
directions;
to
spread;
to
circulate;
to
disseminate;
to
scatter;
as to
diffuse
information..
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Diffused
::
Diffused
(a.)
Spread
abroad;
dispersed;
loose;
flowing;
diffuse.
Tare
::
Tare (n.) A name of
several
climbing
or
diffuse
leguminous
herbs of the genus
Vicia;
especially,
the V.
sativa,
sometimes
grown for
fodder..
Interfuse
::
Interfuse
(v. t.) To pour or
spread
between
or
among;
to
diffuse;
to
scatter.
Copiousness
::
Copiousness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
copious;
abudance;
plenty;
also,
diffuseness
in
style..
Flood
::
Flood (v. i.) A great flow or
stream
of any fluid
substance;
as, a flood of
light;
a flood of lava;
hence,
a great
quantity
widely
diffused;
an
overflowing;
a
superabundance;
as, a flood of bank
notes;
a flood of paper
currency..
Osmose
::
Osmose
(n.) The
tendency
in
fluids
to mix, or
become
equably
diffused,
when in
contact.
It was first
observed
between
fluids
of
differing
densities,
and as
taking
place
through
a
membrane
or an
intervening
porous
structure.
The more rapid flow from the
thinner
to the
thicker
fluid was then
called
endosmose,
and the
opposite,
slower
current,
exosmose.
Both are,
however,
results
of the same
force.
Osmose
may be
regarded
as a form of
molecular
attraction,
allied
to that of
adhesion..
Diffuseness
::
Diffuseness
(n.) The
quality
of being
diffuse;
especially,
in
writing,
the use of a great or
excessive
number
of word to
express
the
meaning;
copiousness;
verbosity;
prolixity..
Colloid
::
Colloid
(n.) A
substance
(as
albumin,
gum,
gelatin,
etc.) which is of a
gelatinous
rather
than a
crystalline
nature,
and which
diffuses
itself
through
animal
membranes
or
vegetable
parchment
more
slowly
than
crystalloids
do; --
opposed
to
crystalloid..
Precipitate
::
Precipitate
(n.) An
insoluble
substance
separated
from a
solution
in a
concrete
state by the
action
of some
reagent
added to the
solution,
or of some
force,
such as heat or cold. The
precipitate
may fall to the
bottom
(whence
the
name),
may be
diffused
through
the
solution,
or may float at or near the
surface..
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To lay open by
extending;
to open wide; to
spread
out; to
diffuse;
as, a
flower
expands
its
leaves..
Diffuser
::
Diffuser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
diffuses..
Overlanguaged
::
Overlanguaged
(a.)
Employing
too many
words;
diffuse.
Radiator
::
Radiator
(n.) That which
radiates
or emits rays,
whether
of light or heat;
especially,
that part of a
heating
apparatus
from which the heat is
radiated
or
diffused;
as, a steam
radiator..
Bacterium
::
Bacterium
(n.) A
microscopic
vegetable
organism,
belonging
to the class
Algae,
usually
in the form of a
jointed
rodlike
filament,
and found in
putrefying
organic
infusions.
Bacteria
are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
and are the
smallest
of
microscopic
organisms.
They are very
widely
diffused
in
nature,
and
multiply
with
marvelous
rapidity,
both by
fission
and by
spores.
Certain
species
are
active
agents
in
fermentation,
while
others
appear
to be the cause of
certain
infectious
diseases.
See
Bacillus
Diffusion
::
Diffusion
(n.) The act of
diffusing,
or the state of being
diffused;
a
spreading;
extension;
dissemination;
circulation;
dispersion..
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. i.) To speak or write at
length;
to be
diffuse
in
speaking
or
writing;
to
expatiate;
to
dilate.
Expatiate
::
Expatiate
(v. t.) To
expand;
to
spread;
to
extend;
to
diffuse;
to
broaden.
Diffuse
::
Diffuse
(v. t.) To pour out and cause to
spread,
as a
fluid;
to cause to flow on all
sides;
to send out, or
extend,
in all
directions;
to
spread;
to
circulate;
to
disseminate;
to
scatter;
as to
diffuse
information..
Emphysema
::
Emphysema
(n.) A
swelling
produced
by gas or air
diffused
in the
cellular
tissue.
Latinize
::
Latinize
(v. t.) To make like the Roman
Catholic
Church
or
diffuse
its ideas in; as, to
Latinize
the
Church
of
England..
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