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Meanings of penetrate into in English
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Usage of penetrate into in English
1
The words printed on the lines would not penetrate into my consciousness.
2
As eager to penetrate into mysteries, as I have known you before?
3
The further Germany goes, the deeper will that Idea penetrate into her heart.
4
These people do not penetrate into the interior or intermarry with the natives.
5
The following day he sent a strong force to penetrate into the interior.
6
The shouting mob did not penetrate into this quiet corner of the city.
7
But let us penetrate into the chamber of the Great Ruler.
8
They pass the gates of hell, and penetrate into the dismal region beyond.
9
Nor was it easy for explorers to penetrate into the interior.
10
It is to decipher the writing of God, and penetrate into His thoughts.
11
They can penetrate into cells, but their cytotoxicity primarily involves plasma membrane perturbations.
12
And religion alone does not often penetrate into the unprepared life.
13
These apparent openings do not, therefore, penetrate into the cavity of the cell.
14
Perhaps even more difficult than to penetrate into the Great Eyrie.
15
A nail of iron cannot penetrate into a piece of flint.
16
The molecules are actually too big to penetrate into the meat.
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Penetrate into through the time
Penetrate into across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common