1. spread or mixed throughout; diffused among or between other things

1. past tense and past participle of interdiffuse; to spread or mix mutually or throughout
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The light and shadow were interdiffused across the canvas, creating a soft, dreamlike effect.
• The cultures had become interdiffused over centuries of trade and migration.
• Perfume interdiffused through the room within minutes of being sprayed.
• The two liquids interdiffused slowly at first, then more rapidly as they warmed.
• Interdiffused elements of humor and drama made the film engaging.
• The artist interdiffused metallic paints with watercolors for a unique texture.