reinfusing

Putting back in

Reinfusing is the present participle of reinfuse—to infuse again.

Blood that was drawn from a patient may be reinfused after treatment or storage.

Tea leaves might be reinfused for a second steeping.

The word appears in medical contexts and anywhere something is being introduced back into a substance or system: The filtered blood is reinfused into the patient.

revitalization

renewal

Making current again

refreshing · renewing · recharging · restoring · reenergizing · replenishing · revitalizing · rekindling · regenerating · reigniting

medical

intravenous

Into the vein

saline · IV · drip · hematology · phlebotomy · catheter · vein · platelets · albumin · immunoglobulin

culinary

steeping

Soaking to extract flavor

  • brewingBeverage preparation process
  • teaSteeped leaf beverage
  • herbsPlants for seasoning

flavor · essence · extraction · marinating · soaking · aromatics · spices · broth · liquor · tincture

Opposites
action direction

reinfusingdraining

Depleting one's reserves

extracting · withdrawing · removing · depleting · siphoning

temporal sequence

reinfusingintroducing

Making first acquaintance

vitality/energy state

reinfusingexhausting

Depleting one's stamina

devitalizing · enervating · debilitating · weakening · draining away

Family

refuse, confusion, fuse, infuse, diffuse, infusion, diffusion, profusion, suffuse

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