I. diffuse [dɪˈfju:z] V. intr.
II. diffuse [dɪˈfju:z] V. trans.
III. diffuse [dɪˈfju:z] ADJ.
1. diffuse (spread out):
2. diffuse (imprecise):
3. diffuse (verbose):
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Diffuse processes that affect most parts of the lungs are more likely to produce wheezing that may be heard throughout the chest via a stethoscope.
en.wikipedia.org True visceral pain is characterized as a vague, diffuse, and poorly defined sensation.
en.wikipedia.org Research indicates more diffuse termination of the fibers of the arcuate, both rostrally and caudally, than previously thought.
en.wikipedia.org Rings are made of filaments which are long and diffuse close to growing tips and short and compact further away from the tip.
en.wikipedia.org Most of the objects visible to the naked eye are identified via diffuse reflection.
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