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to permeate
01
to expand to every part of a thing
Transitive: to permeate a space
Example
Over the years, his teachings have permeated every aspect of the school ’s culture.
The scent of lavender permeated the room after she lit the scented candles.
During the rain, the earthy smell of wet soil permeated the air, signaling the arrival of a refreshing shower.
02
to pass through a small space between objects or a gap in a surface
Transitive: to permeate sth
Example
The warmth of the sunlight permeated the thin curtains, filling the room with a golden glow.
As the rain continued, the dampness permeated the walls of the old house.
The dampness of the morning dew permeated the grass, leaving it glistening in the sunlight.
Example
Over the years, his teachings have permeated every aspect of the school’s culture.
The scent of lavender permeated the room after she lit the scented candles.
During the rain, the earthy smell of wet soil permeated the air, signaling the arrival of a refreshing shower.
The calming music permeated the spa, creating a relaxing atmosphere for the patrons.
The aroma of freshly brewed coffee permeated the entire kitchen, awakening the senses.
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