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penetrate

[pen-i-treyt] / ˈpɛn ɪˌtreɪt /




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That war showed that even the world’s most advanced antimissile systems can be penetrated.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This is the spider's most vulnerable region since other parts have a lot of chitin, which forms an exoskeleton difficult for the mites' fangs to penetrate," the researcher explains.

From Science Daily

The sequel has performed particularly well in smaller cities including Jinan, demonstrating just how deeply it has penetrated Chinese culture.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ethan Hawke: It’s just funny, the amount of energy it takes to kind of penetrate the zeitgeist today is a lot more than it used to be.

From Los Angeles Times

Nadella notes that AI’s ubiquitousness should make it easier to spread faster than previous technological advancements like the smartphone, which took a while to penetrate some markets.

From The Wall Street Journal