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No, it means to pass into or through every part of something else. Such as the rain permeated the soil. It is neither positive or negative.
She poured a whole bottle of cherry brandy on that Black Forest Cake. The cake was permeated with booze!
We passed by rapidly. The whole area Reeked.
Onion has permeating odor, it spreads everywhere in seconds.
It means like when a smell, like popcorn, travels through the air, spreading the smell/ odor everywhere! hope this helps!!!
I was permeated by a horrible smell were I had to shower 3 hours to get it outThe room was permeated with tobacco smoke.
The aroma of the roasting chicken permeated throughout the house.
I can give you some sentences.The fishy odor permeated the kitchen.The water permeated the layers of earth.My clothing is permeated with cigarette smoke from that party last night.Bright sunshine permeated the room.
Permeated is a verb. It is the past tense of "permeate" which means to pass through without causing any displacement.
The beta particles permeated the gold foil. Permeated means "penetrated something"
A modified dentin permeated by blood capillaries and common in the teeth of the lower vertebrates.
Yes, permeated is a verb.To permeate means to spread or flow.A verb is a word that describes an action (run, walk, etc), a state of being (exist, stand, etc) or occurrence (happen, become, etc).
The bacteria permeated the contaminated meat, and all who consumed it became increasingly ill.
No, it means to pass into or through every part of something else. Such as the rain permeated the soil. It is neither positive or negative.
impenetrable
She poured a whole bottle of cherry brandy on that Black Forest Cake. The cake was permeated with booze!
saturated, permeated