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Meanings of permeate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "penetrate"
Examples for "penetrate"
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But it takes even longer for new technologies to penetrate the market.
2
The fund said it expects to help XJet penetrate China's manufacturing sector.
3
It cannot penetrate the wilds; it cannot get into the dry lands.
4
It was always dark; the autumn daylight was unable to penetrate it.
5
He could penetrate no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
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Not so; you used the riddle and I but spoke in kind.
2
For two days I'd carried the riddle of Project Nemesis inside me.
3
How had he not been able to work out this riddle earlier?
4
And in the riddle of Cleobulus, one of the seven wise men:
5
One day Ish heard him asking a riddle of the other children.
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All those people going talk, talk, talk on television diffuse your focus.
2
Nothing like agreement to diffuse an argument, Claire had learned long ago.
3
Also diffuse when making fatherly decisions, especially about the punishment of children.
4
At 4 weeks after treatment, there was evidence of diffuse IAS remodeling.
5
Conclusion: This study supports the role of glutamate in diffuse glioma biology.
1
The delicious moments are when the intangibilities prevail and pervade and possess.
2
A similar sense of unreality has been held to pervade the speeches.
3
The most reprehensible motives and the most shocking thoughtlessness pervade them throughout.
4
As Christmas drew near a bitter restlessness began to pervade Ward 6.
5
Daysmoor doesn't move, but Sing feels a decided stiffness pervade the atmosphere.
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Unfortunately, those same watery vibes won't necessarily imbue you with financial wizardry.
2
The role of air is to imbue everything and sustain all materiality.
3
I love the sweetness that turnips imbue when cooked in this broth.
4
He was vaguely impressed such an unconscious move should imbue such sensuality.
5
Why did my Maker imbue me with an insatiable thirst for knowledge?
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They interpenetrate and a change in one affects all the others.
2
It works both ways, too; art and life interpenetrate each other.
3
These two principles reappear and interpenetrate all things, all thought; the one, the many.
4
Whatever be its solution, all the individual phases mutually extend and interpenetrate one another.
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We see also that they have an analogy with one another, and that in Mathematics they often interpenetrate.
Usage of permeate in English
1
Most executives understand that digital technologies permeate nearly every function of business.
2
The thread-like branches permeate the earth or whatever the mushroom grows upon.
3
Poetic fancies in these lines permeate the early literature of diverse peoples.
4
The fumes of bad tobacco and whisky began to permeate the closet.
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New conceptions of Right and Wrong must generate and permeate the workers.
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Despite the tension that seemed to permeate the city, I was excited.
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Now my nerves are shattered-intellectual ,moral ,physicalanguish permeate in every part.
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The sun's harmful UV rays can permeate clouds and still cause damage.
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It will permeate our lives, energize our bodies, and fuel our imaginations.
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Steep mountains are never hackneyed: Cook's Personally Conducted will never permeate Kashmir.
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Yet political hit jobs are as old as politics and permeate NZ's history.
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In Conclave, however, the outside world does permeate their holy seclusion.
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Recent research has demonstrated that bovine milk and whey permeate also contain oligosaccharides.
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They permeate our world, providing a parallel, alternative version of reality.
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The odour of perfumed paper turning to punk begins to permeate the room.
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All social movements tend to begin at the top and to permeate downwards.
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Permeate through the time
Permeate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common