Infusion

usgb/ɪnˈfjuːʒn/
noun

The process of adding something, typically a liquid, into another substance to make it stronger or better.

They used an infusion of fresh herbs to enhance the flavour of the soup.
Visual representation of "infusion" - The process of adding something, typically a liquid, into another substance to make it stronger or better.

Often appears as...

  • infusion of herbs
  • infusion of tea
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Enhancement Usage

Use 'infusion' when something is improved by adding a new element, usually to liquids.

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Adding an infusion of ginger can enhance the healing properties of the tea.
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Culinary Context

'Infusion' is commonly used in cooking to describe how flavors are combined.

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Chef Lee believes an infusion of lemongrass gives the broth a heightened aroma.
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Literal and Figurative

'Infusion' can be used literally for liquids or figuratively for ideas and qualities.

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The proposal needs an infusion of originality to catch the client's attention.
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