1. having the quality of infusing or being infused; capable of being steeped or extracted
Usage: technical; often used in medical or botanical contexts

Examples

• The infusive properties of chamomile make it ideal for herbal teas.
• The pharmacist prepared an infusive solution from the medicinal herbs.
• Infusive techniques are commonly used to extract plant essences.
• The infusive process requires careful temperature control.
• Many traditional remedies rely on infusive preparations.
• The infusive method preserves the delicate compounds in the leaves.