Definition of Suffusion
the gradual extension or sweep of something completely over something else
Examples of Suffusion in a sentence
During the Middle Ages, the suffusion of the Plague caused over one-third of the population across Europe to die. 🔊
Since missionaries travel to distant lands, Christianity’s suffusion has led to many people’s religious conversions. 🔊
Due to it being so contagious and no cure, the suffusion of Aids has resulted in many deaths throughout Africa. 🔊
When the suffusion of the Roman Empire occurred over several decades, it became one of the most powerful places on Earth. 🔊
Dropping a bead of red food dye stayed in one place in the glass of water until stirring it made the suffusion of the water turn completely red. 🔊
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