IPA: /ɪmˈbruː/
KK: /ɪmˈbruː/
To soak or stain something, especially with a liquid, often in a way that leaves a mark or color.
The artist chose to imbrue the canvas with vibrant colors to create a striking effect.
Past: imbrued
Past Participle: imbrued
Imbrue is derived from the Latin 'imbruare' (meaning to wet or moisten) and the prefix 'in-' (meaning in or into). The word describes the act of staining or wetting something, often with blood or a similar substance.
Think of 'wetting' something ('imbruare') to remember that 'imbrue' means to stain or soak, especially with blood.