Penetration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENETRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of penetrating
• the action or process of penetrating something
• the insertion by a man of his penis into the vagina or anus of a sexual partner.
• the extent to which a product is recognized and bought by customers in a particular market
• the perceptive understanding of complex matters
• The act or process of penetrating, piercing, or entering; also, the act of mentally penetrating into, or comprehending, anything difficult.
• Acuteness; insight; sharp discoverment; sagacity; as, a person of singular penetration.
• an attack that penetrates into enemy territory
• clear or deep perception of a situation
• the act of entering into or through something
• the ability to make way into or through something
• the depth to which something penetrates (especially the depth reached by a projectile that hits a target)
• the act (by a man) of inserting his penis into the vagina of a woman
• the selling of a company's products in a particular market or area
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the power to penetrate; the ability to discern deeply and acutely; the depth to which something penetrates; the extent to which a commercial product or agency is familiar or sells in a market

Words related to PENETRATION

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Words that contain PENETRATION

penetrations14 impenetration17 impenetrations18 interpenetration18 interpenetrations19

How to use PENETRATION in a sentence

• Commercial colonies or penetration in isolation are certainly possible, but vast political organizations are not possible.
• The attentions he received were paid to his rank, and Francis had penetration enough to perceive it.
• The great weight of the animal is then quite sufficient to account for its ready penetration.
• Conquest of one group by another was only one way of mutual cultural penetration.
• Then, from 1928 onward, a more and more thorough penetration by Russia began, so that by 1940 Turkestan could almost be called a Soviet Republic.
• In the first place it has, generally speaking, been a protection against foreign penetration and conquest, and in so far was beneficial.
• Ambition was the ruling motive of his life, and every faculty was sharpened into such acuteness under its action that his penetration seemed at times almost preternatural.
• Very different, indeed, was it from the eye that was scrutinizing him at that moment, with such keenness and penetration.
• Miss Goodwin, though timid and nervous, was, nevertheless, in many things, a girl of spirit, and possessed a great deal of natural wit and penetration.
• His mind had so much vivacity and penetration, that one was excited to think by the pleasure of talking to him.
• Even a slight ripple will make a perceptible difference not only in direction, but in range and penetration, and the height to which the projectile will rise in its bounds.
• Copin Albancelli, the abolition of the oath would go far to prevent penetration of British Masonry by the secret societies.
• In wit, humour, pathos, penetration, poetic grandeur, and fervid sublimity of imagination, Carlyle is the superior beyond measure.
• Nay, its penetration is increased, its flight is higher, and its intelligence is greater.
• Settlement of the Central American republics is next step in progressive, systematic penetration of Latin America.
• Before such a seeming contradiction his penetration stood baffled.
• This reasoning does not appear to have escaped the penetration of those who advised the abolition of the late Board of Longitude.
• Strefford had read her mind with his usual penetration.
• Much the same lack of spiritual penetration and intellectual consistency which has kept Mr.
• It is a well-settled rule, that the penetration projectiles is proportionate directly to their weight and diameter, and to the square of their velocity.
• His penetration and his prophetic gifts as a young man are set forth.
• In his glance was complete kindliness and also profound penetration.
• But it happens that these are the rays that possess the least penetration.
• There was no denying that those brothers had penetration.
• Certain of his articles brought him compliments from the best people for their wit, penetration and good humor.
• It is not the penetration that brings it all about.
• Not from any wonderful exercise of penetration on my part, but in consequence of something I have just heard in course of conversation with a Catholic friend.
• Have a better opinion of my powers of penetration next time, Sir Everard.

Similar words containing PENETRA without suffix tion

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