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Imbuement

To indue or imbue a body with soul

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principles of learning or of a branch of learning to imbue with learning to teach often followed by in

To imbue with or subject to the influence of a narcotic to

To imbue with sectarian feelings to subject to the control of a

To cause to conform to Socinianism to regulate by or imbue with the principles of Socinianism

To make French to infect or imbue with the manners or tastes of the French to Gallicize

imbued with militarism in senses 3 or 4

Colored specifically Biol filled or imbued with pigment as pigmented epithelial cells pigmented granules

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