infuser
- noun
- /ɪnˈfjuzər/
- She is an excellent infuser of creativity.
Examples
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As an infuser of positive energy in the workplace, he encouraged his colleagues to embrace change.
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The teacher acted as an infuser of creativity, inspiring her students to think outside the box.
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As a coach, she acted as an infuser of confidence and focus in the young team.
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The teacher was known as an infuser of curiosity and a love for learning.
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He became an infuser of hope during difficult times in the community.
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The infuser brought new ideas to the team.
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She became an infuser of hope for those around her during difficult times.
Synonyms
A person or thing that teaches values and habits by repeating them
How Influential
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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.