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Meanings of pervious in English
Spanish
permeable Usage of pervious in English
1
The hepatic and cystic ducts were pervious and the hepatic duct obliterated.
2
So I think in the pervious century animal intelligence could barely be mentioned.
3
These pervious sands, interbedded with the lava, become the aquifers of artesian wells.
4
Their barns are pervious to the weather, and their fences fail to connect.
5
They lost approximately fifteen million euros in the pervious year.
6
Her apartment in summer is pervious to the four winds.
7
But like all goalies, players and people, both men were deeply pervious to error.
8
The walls were even more pervious to a driving rain.
9
But to ridicule he was aware that he was pervious.
10
But the bat is aided by the web that connects the whole and is not pervious.
11
The first care is to ascertain whether the urethra is pervious by passing a human catheter.
12
Morse missed one game with his pervious concussion.
13
Would you expect to find ancient beds of rock salt inclosed in beds of pervious sandstone?
14
Being so pervious to air-currents, it was just the nook, too, for the enjoyment of a cigar.
15
What before was close and narrow, was then widened and rendered pervious to a direct current of air.
16
I am so pervious to wrong!
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