Permeating [verb]
Definition of Permeating:
filter, spread throughout
Synonyms of Permeating:
● Suffuse
● Seep
● Saturate
● Impregnate
● Pervade
● Percolate
● Infuse
● Penetrate
● Steep
● Invade
● Infiltrate
● Imbue
● Drench
● Pierce
● Ingrain
● Soak
● Charge
● Stalk
● Stab
● Transfuse
● Diffuse
● Fill
● Go through
● Pass through
● Interfuse
Opposite/Antonyms of Permeating:
● Take out
● Dry
● Dehydrate
Sentence/Example of Permeating:
The work of our missionaries, however, is permeating all the strata of society.
Warmer grew the air with a languorous, permeating fragrance.
Then I was sensible of a permeating shadow, a darkness gentle and healing.
That there is a permeating spirit moving on all the events about mankind.
I was the immense, permeating idea of the ocean, the sun and the sky.
It is a moral miasma, the fumes of which are permeating all strata of society.
The colour was in the glass itself, permeating the mass (“pot-metal”).
Still, above all, and permeating every other interest, is the orange.
Its penetrating, permeating power was something, almost supernatural.
An unusual excitement was permeating his being; he could not account for how or why.