penetrate|penetrated|penetrates|penetrating in English

verb

[pen·e·trate || 'penɪtreɪt]

pass into, enter, pierce; permeate; understand, comprehend

Use "penetrate|penetrated|penetrates|penetrating" in a sentence

1. Furthermore, taproot penetrates deep into the soil while Adventitious root does not penetrate into the soil deeply.

2. Cannibal armor plating can be penetrated by weapons that can be modded to penetrate cover or certain weapons that have a cover-penetration attribute baseline (e.g

3. As light penetrates the darkness and makes physical things visible, so does the Holy Ghost penetrate the spiritual darkness that surrounds us and make plainly visible spiritual things that once were hidden.

4. The knife penetrated his finger.

5. The poison penetrated your bones.

6. Ground-penetrating radar.

7. The sun's radiation penetrates the skin.

8. He is penetrated with patriotic feeling.

9. The odor penetrated the whole room.

10. Sunlight barely penetrated the dirty windows.

11. 9 The headlight penetrated the darkness.

12. 3 The bayonet penetrates through the target.

13. Little buddy, my kung fu penetrates walls.

14. The news slowly penetrated his consciousness.

15. A shrill cry penetrated the silence.

16. The regret penetrated to his marrow.

17. Diffused light evidently penetrates the earth’s atmosphere.

18. The bullet almost penetrated his bulletproof jacket.

19. 3 Sunlight barely penetrated the dirty windows.

20. (Laughter) And now we're being penetrated.

21. I heard a penetrating scream.

22. Her voice was shrill and penetrating.

23. He has a very penetrating voice.

24. The bullet penetrated three inches into the wall.

25. 26 Her voice doesn't penetrate.