Preposition: for

• minute: Cover with honey, leave to infuse for a few minutes, then take on a spoon.

Object

• oil: Your infused oil is ready to use in six weeks.

• herb: These are painted onto the body whilst herb infused steam is being inhaled.

• jazz: The jazz infused ' You Can Do It Too ' tells listeners not to be afraid to pursue their dreams.

• fluid: Does heparin, when added to the fluids infused through a peripheral catheter, reduce local catheter-related problems and extend catheter life?

• pop: The six track album is a medley of cheerfully chilled pop infused rock anthems.

Preposition: with

• spirit: Hence the content of Brahms ' music is infused with a Romantic spirit.

• flavor: Overseas students Our school is infused with an international flavor by the children who come to us from other countries.

• sense: Ralph's deeply spiritual thinking was always infused with a sense of reality.

• oil: One is infused with pure essential oil of English Lavender, well known to help.. .

• meaning: Historical thinking in traditional China is infused with a moral meaning.

• energy: These pieces are all individually made by the artist and infused with positive energies.

Preposition: into

• patient: The cells were then infused back into the patients.

Modifying Another Word

• continuously: The cost to users of continuously infused drug is half this cost.

• deeply: The whole of the Boyle lectureship, for example, was for many years deeply infused by it.

• then: The cells were then infused back into the patients.

• all: These are all gems, songs with poetic lyrics and unforgettable melodies, all infused with true spirit.

• still: Even now his very proximity still infused many Germans with the certainty of eventual victory.

• now: The arrival of the Arabian now infused new life into his soul.