interpenetrated Synonyms

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to penetrate mutually, to penetrate between, within, or throughout

The dreams of the two lovers interpenetrated, creating a shared world where their thoughts and emotions became intertwined.
The different cultures interpenetrated over time, resulting in a rich and diverse tapestry of traditions and beliefs.
The smoke from the burning incense interpenetrated the air, creating an intoxicating and mystical atmosphere.
The roots of the trees interpenetrated the earth, forming a network that provided stability and nourishment.
The melody and harmony of the music interpenetrated, creating a symphony that touched the listener's soul.
The thoughts and ideas of the philosopher interpenetrated the minds of his students, inspiring them to question and seek knowledge.
The light and shadow interpenetrated, casting ephemeral patterns that danced upon the wall.
The feelings of joy and sorrow interpenetrated, creating a bittersweet symphony of emotions.
The lives of the two friends interpenetrated in countless ways, shaping the trajectory of each other's journeys.
The past and present interpenetrated, blurring the lines between memory and reality, creating a tapestry of time and experience.

to penetrate mutually, to penetrate between, within, or throughout

suffused, pervaded, penetrated, permeated,flooded, riddled, saturated, passed (into), transfused, impregnated

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The dreams of the two lovers interpenetrated, creating a shared world where their thoughts and emotions became intertwined.

The different cultures interpenetrated over time, resulting in a rich and diverse tapestry of traditions and beliefs.

The smoke from the burning incense interpenetrated the air, creating an intoxicating and mystical atmosphere.

The roots of the trees interpenetrated the earth, forming a network that provided stability and nourishment.