penetrable

/pˈɛnɪtɹəbə‍l/

/pˈɛnɪtɹəbəl/

[adjective]

penetrable

[ADJECTIVE]

admitting of penetration or passage into or through

antonyms : impenetrable

capable of being penetrated

Examples

1. And chronic religion is more porous and more-- penetrable by other ideas.

2. Some of them are impenetrable, but some of them is quite penetrable and still blows people's minds.

3. This seems to be an impenetrable mystery, but it is potentially penetrable with neuroscience, especially if we take the emotions of animals seriously.

4. We've had students look at the language of law and is it penetrable to the everyday person, business contexts where they've gone and kind of done a bit of research in their offices and that kind of thing, anything.