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permeated
adjective as in charged
adjective as in impregnated
Strong match
Example Sentences
She noticed the fumes on her first day, a near-constant smell that permeated the flight deck.
Class was becoming a theme that permeated both her fiction and non-fiction.
A new deputy manager also set her mind to the task of tackling the smell of urine that permeated the first floor.
As some heated rocks in the fire and others cracked and used stones to grind acorns into flour, the smell of burning oak logs permeated the air.
Yousaf, who became Scotland's first Asian and Muslim first minister in 2023, said "intolerance" had permeated both the public and political space.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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