1. to transfer blood from one person or animal to another through medical procedure
Usage: medical
2. to cause something to pass from one thing to another; to permeate or spread throughout
Usage: formal

Examples

• The doctors had to transfuse two pints of blood to save the patient’s life.
• Emergency rooms keep various blood types ready to transfuse accident victims.
• The sunset seemed to transfuse the entire landscape with golden light.
• Her enthusiasm began to transfuse the whole team with new energy.
• The teacher’s passion for literature transfused her students with love for reading.
• They needed to transfuse O-negative blood because it’s the universal donor type.