During the Middle Ages, the suffusion of the Plague caused over one-third of the population across Europe to die.

Since missionaries travel to distant lands, Christianity’s suffusion has led to many people’s religious conversions.

Due to it being so contagious and no cure, the suffusion of Aids has resulted in many deaths throughout Africa.

When the suffusion of the Roman Empire occurred over several decades, it became one of the most powerful places on Earth.

Dropping a bead of red food dye stayed in one place in the glass of water until stirring it made the suffusion of the water turn completely red.