affusion
/əˈfjuːʒən/Definitions
1. noun
a flow or stream of fluid or heat, especially one that is sudden or violent
“The affusion of cold water from the hose helped to calm down the overheated engine.”
2. noun
a lavish or profuse supply of something, especially something figurative or abstract
“The affusion of praise and admiration from the audience lifted the confidence of the young musician.”
3. noun
a sudden or violent outburst of emotion
“The affusion of anger in his eyes made her take a step back.”
4. verb
to flow or stream suddenly or violently, often in a lavish or profuse manner
“The river will affuse into the ocean during the high tide.”