How Do You Spell INTERFUSE?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntəfjˈuːz] (IPA)

The word "Interfuse" (pronounced /ɪntə(r)fjuːz/) is spelled with a prefix "Inter-", meaning "between, among, joint", and a verb "Fuse", meaning "to blend, to mix." The IPA phonetic transcription of this word indicates two syllables: "In" with a stress on the first syllable /ɪn/ and "terfuse" with stress on the second syllable /tə(r)fjuːz/. Therefore, the correct pronunciation of this word is "IN-tuh(r)-fyooz" with emphasis on the second syllable. The word suggests a process of combining or merging different things.

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INTERFUSE Meaning and Definition

  1. Interfuse is a verb that refers to the act of blending or merging different elements, entities, or substances together. It denotes the process of mixing or intertwining various components in such a way that they become intricately interwoven or combined with each other. This can apply to both tangible and intangible entities.

    In a physical sense, to infuse means to merge or meld two or more substances or materials together, thereby creating a unified whole. For example, in the context of art, it can describe the technique of mixing colors on a canvas, where multiple hues are skillfully blended to create new shades and tones. Similarly, in the context of cooking, infusing can refer to the process of combining different flavors or ingredients in order to enhance the overall taste and aroma of a dish.

    Metaphorically, the term can be applied to ideas, concepts, or emotions. It suggests the integration of diverse thoughts or sentiments into a coherent whole, resulting in a deeper understanding or insight. For instance, one can speak of the way various strands of information are fused together in a comprehensive report or how different perspectives are integrated to form a more nuanced argument.

    Overall, infuse encompasses the notion of bringing together separate elements and forging a unified, harmonious entity, whether it be physical, conceptual, or emotional in nature.

Common Misspellings for INTERFUSE

  • unterfuse
  • jnterfuse
  • knterfuse
  • onterfuse
  • 9nterfuse
  • 8nterfuse
  • ibterfuse
  • imterfuse
  • ijterfuse
  • ihterfuse
  • inrerfuse
  • inferfuse
  • ingerfuse
  • inyerfuse
  • in6erfuse
  • in5erfuse
  • intwrfuse
  • intsrfuse
  • intdrfuse

Etymology of INTERFUSE

The word interfuse has its roots in the Latin language. It can be broken down into two parts: inter, meaning between or among, and fusus, meaning poured or melted. The combination of these two elements gives interfuse its meaning of to pour or mix together.

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Conjugate verb Interfuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have interfused
you would have interfused
he/she/it would have interfused
we would have interfused
they would have interfused
I would have interfuse
you would have interfuse
he/she/it would have interfuse
we would have interfuse
they would have interfuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been interfusing
you would have been interfusing
he/she/it would have been interfusing
we would have been interfusing
they would have been interfusing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would interfuse
you would interfuse
he/she/it would interfuse
we would interfuse
they would interfuse

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be interfusing
you would be interfusing
he/she/it would be interfusing
we would be interfusing
they would be interfusing

FUTURE

I will interfuse
you will interfuse
he/she/it will interfuse
we will interfuse
they will interfuse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be interfusing
you will be interfusing
he/she/it will be interfusing
we will be interfusing
they will be interfusing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interfused
you will have interfused
he/she/it will have interfused
we will have interfused
they will have interfused

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been interfusing
you will have been interfusing
he/she/it will have been interfusing
we will have been interfusing
they will have been interfusing

IMPERATIVE

you interfuse
we let´s interfuse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to interfuse

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was interfusing
you were interfusing
he/she/it was interfusing
we were interfusing
they were interfusing

PAST PARTICIPLE

interfused

PAST PERFECT

I had interfused
you had interfused
he/she/it had interfused
we had interfused
they had interfused

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been interfusing
you had been interfusing
he/she/it had been interfusing
we had been interfusing
they had been interfusing

PRESENT

I interfuse
you interfuse
he/she/it interfuses
we interfuse
they interfuse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am interfusing
you are interfusing
he/she/it is interfusing
we are interfusing
they are interfusing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

interfusing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interfused
you have interfused
he/she/it has interfused
we have interfused
they have interfused

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been interfusing
you have been interfusing
he/she/it has been interfusing
we have been interfusing
they have been interfusing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it interfuse

SIMPLE PAST

I interfused
you interfused
he/she/it interfused
we interfused
they interfused

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