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infuser

infuser

1 5.6
A person who gives a feeling or idea to others
  • noun
  • /ɪnˈfjuzər/
translation icon : inspirador
  • She is an excellent infuser of creativity.

Examples

  • As an infuser of positive energy in the workplace, he encouraged his colleagues to embrace change.

  • The teacher acted as an infuser of creativity, inspiring her students to think outside the box.

  • As a coach, she acted as an infuser of confidence and focus in the young team.

  • The teacher was known as an infuser of curiosity and a love for learning.

  • He became an infuser of hope during difficult times in the community.

  • The infuser brought new ideas to the team.

  • She became an infuser of hope for those around her during difficult times.

Synonyms

inculcator
vsinfuser
  • Formal
8.4

A person or thing that teaches values and habits by repeating them

introduces qualities or feelings more broadly rather than by direct teaching or repetition

How Influential

driving force
39 4.1
catalyst
55 5.0
infuser
1 5.6
inculcator
  • Formal
8.4
influencer
  • Texting
19 3.8

Surface Forms

infuser singular
infusers plural

Morphology

infuser = infuse (transparent) = infuse + er

Standard agentive formation from 'infuse' using '-er', yielding 'one who/that which infuses' and directly matching the provided sense.

Etymology

Infuser comes from the verb infuse, from in- 'into' and fundere 'to pour', so it can mean 'one who pours into'. That's why a person called an infuser is someone who fills others with a feeling, idea, or energy.