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infiltrate

[in-fil-treyt, in-fil-treyt] / ɪnˈfɪl treɪt, ˈɪn fɪlˌtreɪt /


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There isn’t an easy solution to stopping microplastics—minuscule particles from plastic products such as water bottles—from infiltrating the environment, and ultimately our bodies.

From The Wall Street Journal

In Maui, the opening of “Die Another Day” shows James Bond and two other surfers riding massive waves to infiltrate North Korea.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once an online group is infiltrated, malicious AI swarms can create the illusion of broad public agreement around the narratives they are programmed to promote.

From Salon

China's sprawling security apparatus has long been accused of infiltrating community organisations as a way to keep tabs on expats and dissidents.

From Barron's

Now, with several decades of food-standards work under her belt, Elahi remains alert to the possibility of fraud infiltrating other types of foods.

From BBC