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View synonyms for penetrable
penetrable
[ pen-i-truh-buhl ]
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- pene·tra·bili·ty pene·tra·ble·ness noun
- pene·tra·bly adverb
- nonpen·e·tra·bili·ty noun
- non·pene·tra·ble adjective
- non·pene·tra·bly adverb
- self-pene·tra·bili·ty noun
- trans·pene·tra·ble adjective
- un·pene·tra·ble adjective
- un·pene·tra·bly adverb
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Word History and Origins
Origin of penetrable1
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Example Sentences
Here the fragments lay together, a mass of beams penetrable by the waves, but still breaking their force.
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This was the first time he had smarted in his penetrable part—the skin—and it made him very spiteful.
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The niche set apart for them to inhabit in our secret hearts is not penetrable by the lights and noises of common day.
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The night filled with so much driving snow had become a kind of white gloom, less penetrable than the darkness.
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The skin is, in some parts, so thick and hard as scarcely to be penetrable by the sharpest sabre, or even by a musket-ball.
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