suffuse
verbUK /səˈfjuːz/
US /səˈfjuːz/
To spread through something and fill it completely.
A warm golden light began to suffuse the room as the sun set.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To spread over a surface, as color or liquid does.
A blush suffused her cheeks when everyone clapped.
3. To fill someone with a strong feeling or quality.
Joy suffused the crowd when the team scored.
4. To permeate a substance or space gradually.
The scent of pine suffused the whole cabin.