DIFFUSED Meaning and
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Diffused is an adjective that is commonly used to describe something that is spread out or scattered over a large area or among many people or objects. It is the past participle of the verb "diffuse," which means to spread or scatter widely.
When something is described as diffused, it suggests that it is not concentrated in one specific location or focused on a single point. Instead, it is evenly distributed or dispersed throughout a larger space or group. For example, one might say that diffused light enters a room when it is coming from multiple sources and illuminating the entire space rather than being localized in one spot.
The term diffused can also be used to describe concepts or ideas. When a concept is diffused, it means that it has become widely known or disseminated among various individuals or groups. For instance, the concept of sustainability has diffused around the world, and people are becoming increasingly aware of its importance in preserving the environment.
In summary, diffused refers to something that is dispersed, scattered, or spread out over a large area or among a group. It suggests a lack of concentration or focus and implies widespread distribution or dissemination, be it physical objects, light, or abstract concepts.
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Etymology of DIFFUSED
The word "diffused" comes from the Latin word "diffusus", which is the past participle form of the verb "diffundere". "Diffundere" is a compound word, consisting of "di-" meaning "apart" or "out" and "fundere" meaning "pour". Hence, "diffundere" originally meant "to pour out" or "spread out". Over time, the word "diffundere" evolved into "diffusus" in Latin, and later into "diffused" in English. The current meaning of "diffused" refers to something that has been spread out or dispersed.
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