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percolation

[pur-kuh-ley-shuhn] / ˌpɜr kəˈleɪ ʃən /


NOUN
seepage
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After 40 years of reflection and percolation, some of the answers to those questions are visible on the other side of town, at the sprawling blockbuster show “Melbourne Now,” which opens today at the N.G.V.

From New York Times

Contamination at the site reached the aquifer through injection wells, unlined percolation ponds, pits where radioactive material from other states was dumped, and accidental spills.

From Washington Times

The design of the building, too, mimicked the online world of flux, self-expression and the percolation of culture from below, all the ideals of the optimistic early age of Internet culture.

From Washington Post

A better indicator may be the online percolation on sites with tools that measure awareness via user interest.

From Salon

The greens were created from a different sand that allows for ideal percolation.

From Golf Digest