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“permeating”
permeate (verb), permeates; permeated; permeating
1. To enter something and to spread or to flow throughout it, so that every part or aspect of it is affected: At the beach, the children permeated the sand with lots of water.
2. To pass through or to cause to pass through by osmosis or diffusion: In Alice's science class, Mr. Smart explained that liquids or gases can pass through or permeate a very thin and porous membrane.
3. To pass through the smallest openings in a porous substance or membrane, or to make something such as a liquid pass through the substance or membrane: When Janet was making coffee, the boiling water permeated the filter containing the coffee, and dripped down into the coffee pot.
2. To pass through or to cause to pass through by osmosis or diffusion: In Alice's science class, Mr. Smart explained that liquids or gases can pass through or permeate a very thin and porous membrane.
3. To pass through the smallest openings in a porous substance or membrane, or to make something such as a liquid pass through the substance or membrane: When Janet was making coffee, the boiling water permeated the filter containing the coffee, and dripped down into the coffee pot.
When gas, liquid, or an odor permeates something, it spreads into and through every part of it.
If an attitude or feeling permeates someone, its influence can be clearly felt or seen.