Penetrate
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 303
pen'e-trat, v. t. To enter into, make into the interior of, pierce; to touch with feeling, make sensible, affect; to arrive at the inner tents or meaning of, comprehend. — v. i. To pa , make way, affect the intellect or feelings. — Penetration, n. Act of penetrating; physical or mental entrance into the interior of anything; acutene ; sharp discernment; sagacity; discrimination. — Pen'etra'tive, -tiv, a. lending to penetrate; Siercing.— Pen'etra'tivene , n. — Penetrant, [aving power to, etc.; sharp; subtile. — Pen'etrance, -trans, -etrancy, -st, n. Quality of being, etc. — Pen'etrable, a. Capable of being penetrated; susceptible of moral or intellectual impre ion.
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