permeative
ˈpɜrmiətɪv
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Definition of permeative - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
influenceTECH.spreading throughout an area or groupTECH.
  • The permeative influence of technology is evident in daily life.
diffusive pervasive
2.
materialTECH.allowing substances to pass throughTECH.
  • The permeative membrane allowed water to pass through.
absorbent permeable porous
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Origin of permeative

Latin, permeare (to pass through) + -ive (pertaining to)

Examples of permeative in a sentence

  • The permeative aroma of coffee filled the café.
  • The permeative fabric allowed air to circulate freely.
  • Scientists tested the permeative properties of the new material.

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  1. French:pervasif, perméable, ...
  2. German:durchdringend, durchlässig, ...
  3. Italian:pervasivo, permeabile, ...
  4. Spanish:permeativo, permeable, ...
  5. Portuguese:pervasiva, permeável, ...
  6. Chinese:弥漫的, 渗透性的, ...
  7. Japanese:浸透する, 透過性のある, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَغَلْغِل, نَفّاذ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְפַּשֵּׁט, חָדִיר, ...
  10. Russian:проникающий, проницаемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проникливий, проникний, ...
  12. Hindi:व्यापक, पारगम्य, ...
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