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Meaning pervade meaning

What does pervade mean?

pervade

— verb (= permeate, penetrate, diffuse, riddle) spread or diffuse through An atmosphere of distrust has permeated this administration music penetrated the entire building His campaign was riddled with accusations and personal attacks

Synonyms pervade synonyms

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pervade English » English

permeate penetrate spread diffuse pierce fill surround infiltrate fill completely stab spread through sink in probe perforate imbue extend envelop enter cover bore swell up saturate rise riddle overspread osmosis interpenetrate worldwide transpire thread take possession suffuse steep spread over soak through shoot through seepage sate reach pervious percolate pass through occupy completely occupy make full leaven impregnate imbue with get gain

Conjugation pervade conjugation

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pervade · verb

Examples pervade examples

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Movie subtitles

Happy, beacuse you pervade, feel, you know things.
Evil spirits pervade this road.
I knew. that just as the Lord God is in all the good things of the world. so does the Devil pervade evil souls.
The idea of buildings of that scale, the idea of this modernness that seemed to pervade everything.
So, if you look across the board, the ideas that pervade psychology and sociology and history and political economy and political science fundamentally reflect certain elite interests.
Peak pervade.
Okay, but the terror angle to pervade everything.
The Aspen trees that pervade the mountains of Utah clone themselves.
Not the, uh, phony, superficial ones that pervade this city.
Then I came here, and I smelled the deceit and the beatings and the shame that pervade this home.
May this pious feeling pervade all your activities.
We have stopped engines while we seek a defence against the energy drain which seems to pervade the zone.
PARALYZING FEAR PERVADE EVERYTHING.
Yet, from his work we have found that scientific laws pervade all of nature that the same rules apply on Earth as in the skies that we can find a resonance, a harmony between the way we think and the way the world works.
I can pervade her.
It was necessary for my new racist attitude to pervade my entire life, including at the workplace.
How am I to wake refreshed when these potions of mould, and other poisons, pervade my brain and contaminate my dreams?
Then I came here, and I smelled the deceit and the beatings and the shame that pervade this home. And you know what?

News and current affairs

Meanwhile, fears of structural decline pervade the country.
Trade-offs also pervade environmental policy: Cutting more of one pollutant, for example, leaves fewer resources to address other issues.
Such unintended consequences pervade EU competition policy as well.
For example, it would be extremely difficult to place market values on the family-owned businesses that pervade Mediterranean countries.
Many of these conditions pervade prisons worldwide.
As a result, we are committed to dialogue and compromise as the only way to balance the many competing demands and opinions that pervade public affairs.
But the fundamental challenge is to suffuse the Internet with the same rules, rights, and values that pervade our democracies.

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