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Interpenetration

noun
1.
The action of penetrating between or among.
2.
Mutual penetration; diffusion of each through the other.  Synonym: permeation.






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"Interpenetration" Quotes from Famous Books



... educating over and above, indirectly, thousands who never saw London. You began by wishing to teach them spiritual truth; you have been drawn on to give them an excellent secular education besides. You intended to make them live as good Christians here at home. But since you began, the interpenetration of town and country by railroads, and the rush of emigrants to our colonies, have widened infinitely the sphere of your influence; and you are now teaching them also to live as useful men in the farthest corners ...
— Town and Country Sermons • Charles Kingsley

... true, but a judgment and mercy in one. God never showed more plainly that He had great things in store for the people which should occupy this English soil, than when He brought hither that aspiring Norman race. At the same time the actual interpenetration of our Anglo-Saxon with any large amount of French words did not find place till very considerably later than this event, however it was a consequence of it. Some French words we find very soon after; but in the main the two streams of language continued for a long while separate and apart, even ...
— English Past and Present • Richard Chenevix Trench



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