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penetrate
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penetrate
verb
/ˈpɛnɪtreɪt/
penetrable
penetration
Meaning
To pass into or through; to enter or pierce.
to go into or through something; to understand something deeply
Example Sentences
The bullet could not
penetrate
the armor.
The bullet penetrated the wall.
Example Expressions
penetrate the market
Synonyms
pierce, pass through, infiltrate, enter, go through, permeate
Entry 1
pierce, pass through, infiltrate, enter, go through
Entry 2
pierce, enter, infiltrate, permeate
Antonyms
exit, withdraw, emerge, leave, surface
Entry 1
exit, withdraw, emerge
Entry 2
exit, leave, surface
Collocations
penetrate deeply, penetrate the market, penetrate defenses, penetrate the darkness, penetrate market, penetrate defense, penetrate surface, penetrate barriers
Entry 1
penetrate deeply, penetrate the market, penetrate defenses, penetrate the darkness
Entry 2
penetrate deeply, penetrate market, penetrate defense, penetrate surface, penetrate barriers
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