Permeate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERMEATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to spread through
• spread throughout (something); pervade
• pervade or pass through the whole of (something)
• To pass through the pores or interstices of; to penetrate and pass through without causing rupture or displacement; -- applied especially to fluids which pass through substances of loose texture; as, water permeates sand.
• To enter and spread through; to pervade.
• spread or diffuse through
• penetrate mutually or be interlocked

Words related to PERMEATE

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Words that contain PERMEATE

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How to use PERMEATE in a sentence

• She believed that it would entirely free Jonas from the chills and fever that still seemed to permeate his being.
• Having so stimulated the appreciation of the humorous climax, it is important to give your hearers time for the full savour of the jest to permeate their consciousness.
• There are, indeed, certain qualities or characteristics, but those seem not to exist independent of their intellectual and physical economies, but to permeate both.
• There is, excepting perhaps a dozen professional men, no middle-class at all, through which the cultivation of the superior strata could permeate to the lower.
• It graduates insensibly into every other class, it permeates society as threads and veins of gold permeate quartz.
• He hopes that through your constant endeavours the Cause will progress rapidly in that city and make the spirit of the movement permeate throughout the land.
• We all hope that this spirit of quick response and action will permeate all the different activities of the Cause.
• Let your intentions be one that your love may permeate and affect the hearts of others so that they may grow to love each other and all attain to this condition of oneness.
• The beautiful perfume of your noble lives will permeate everywhere.
• In the short time he held the missive poised reverently in his hand Paul permitted a glow of satisfaction to permeate his being.
• Again, we should manage in some way or other to permeate our town and rural schools with the nut planting spirit.
• I imagined the ticklish thrill which would permeate my body when we started.
• As we observed before, it takes considerable time for great changes of this sort to permeate to and become absorbed by the masses.
• Ether, Electricity, Heat, fill and permeate the Universe, 845-l.
• Arnold, whose views were just then beginning to permeate society.
• An atmosphere of constraint and shame seemed to permeate the room.
• Care should be taken to arrange the macaroni in layers loosely, so that the sauce will readily permeate the whole.
• The gold of which the cup is made is gold throughout from first to last, self-nature, then, that makes these things, from first to last must permeate all it makes.
• The State must, in its constitution, permeate all situations.
• She really needed the physical exertion of games like racket ball, and in a very self-centered way Betty began to permeate her thoughts.
• She gave herself up to a grave and delicious languor that seemed to flow from shadow and silence and permeate her entire being.
• Each building has its own distinctive thought-forms, which permeate its mental atmosphere, and which are clearly discernible by trained clairvoyant vision.
• Thus do willingly accepted beliefs, religious, social, or scientific, gradually and silently permeate the whole being and show their results in character.
• In this the carbon element is placed within a cylindrical jar of porous clay, the walls of this jar being of such consistency as to allow moisture slowly to permeate through it.
• An air of excitement and mystery seemed to permeate the place.
• The wonder came by degrees to overshadow my thoughts with a sense of expectant awe, and to permeate all the urgent concerns of my life with its shadowy presence.
• That it sets free deadly disease germs to permeate society, causing untold misery among the innocent, then, and not until then, can they be taught 1.
• Clorinda felt the glow of the summer morning permeate her being.
• An enthusiasm for the noble and uplifting, a belief in duty and discipline of the mind, a faith in ideals and eternal values must permeate the world of the screen.

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