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Filter by Meaning The room was filled with the sweet circumfusion of freshly baked cookies.
The pitcher's expert circumfusion of the ball fooled the batter.
The crowd's circumfusion around the stadium made it hard to move.
The athlete felt a sense of circumfusion as she stood at the starting line of the Olympic race.
The swimmer practiced breathing techniques to regulate the circumfusion of air in his lungs.
The divers used circumfusion to create a protective barrier between themselves and the dangerous fish.
The athlete was lost in the circumfusion of pain and determination.
The baker's precise circumfusion of the batter into the pan resulted in a perfectly shaped cake.
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