permeated (Meaning)

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permeated (imp. & p. p.)

of Permeate

The air in the room permeated with the pungent scent of chlorine.
A sense of peace permeated the forest, calming the weary hikers.
The song's haunting melody permeated Sarah's soul, evoking a deep longing.
The humid atmosphere permeated the tent, making it an uncomfortable sleep.
The professor's erudition permeated the lecture, inspiring his students with its depth.
The smog permeated the city, casting a hazy veil over the buildings.
The aroma of freshly baked bread permeated the kitchen, tantalizing the senses.
The darkness permeated the alleyway, enveloping it in an eerie silence.
The scent of lavender permeated the bedroom, creating a calming atmosphere.
The belief in justice permeated the community, uniting its residents against injustice.

of Permeate

penetrated,suffused, pervaded,flooded, transfused, interpenetrated, riddled, soaked, filled (up), passed (into)

No antonyms found.

The air in the room permeated with the pungent scent of chlorine.

A sense of peace permeated the forest, calming the weary hikers.

The song's haunting melody permeated Sarah's soul, evoking a deep longing.

The humid atmosphere permeated the tent, making it an uncomfortable sleep.