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Definitions from the WebPremeateDescription:Premeate is a verb that refers to the act of spreading or flowing throughout something. It is commonly used to describe the process of a substance or quality permeating or penetrating another substance. Senses/Usages:1. Physical Permeation:When used in the physical sense, premeate describes the action of a liquid, gas, or other substance spreading or flowing through another substance. This could be through small openings, or by gradually diffusing into a larger area. Example sentence: The aroma of freshly baked cookies premeated the entire house. Related product(s): Essential Oil Diffuser 2. Influence on Ideas or Culture:Premeate can also be used metaphorically to describe the influence of an idea, concept, or cultural aspect spreading and becoming deeply ingrained in a society or group. Example sentence: The artist's unique style began to premeate the art community, inspiring many young painters. Related product(s): Bestselling Book 3. Gradual Infusion:Premeate can signify a gradual infusion of one substance into another, often resulting in a change or alteration of the original substance. Example sentence: The spices premeated the stew, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. Related product(s): Spice Set | ||||
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