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transfusive, a.|trɑːnsˈfjuːsɪv, træns-|
[f. L. transfūs-, ppl. stem (see transfuse) + -ive. In med.L. transfūsīvus (Albertus Magnus, a 1280).]
Having the quality of or a tendency to transfusion.
1677W. Hughes Man of Sin ii. iv. 72 The Virgin Mary had a transfusive Virginity; which quenched all concupiscence in others towards her. 1850J. Hamilton in Christian Sabbath (1852) 132 The transfusive good humour which sent every one away with a purpose to come back. 1869― Mem. J. D. Burns i. 11 The transfusive power of his large and exhaustless vitality.
Hence transˈfusively adv., with transfusion.
1635Heywood Hierarch. v. 278 When he his beames transfusiuely shall run Through Mars his Sphere. |