Imbue (verb)

1. To inspire or permeate with a feeling, quality, or idea.
2. To fill or permeate thoroughly.
3. To infuse or dye (a material) with a color or colors.

Origin:

From latin imbuere, to dye or tint, from in- + buere, to drive cattle, pour.

Examples:

1. The music imbued the concertgoers with a sense of joy and euphoria.
2. The teacher's passion for teaching imbued his students with a love for learning.
3. The new owners of the company wanted to imbue the culture with a sense of innovation and risk-taking.
4. The artist imbued the painting with a sense of mystery and intrigue.
5. The fabric was imbued with a rich, deep color that gave it a luxurious look.