penetrating in Latin
penetrating in Latin is penetrālis — penetrating means able to pierce through something, or (of a look, remark, or mind) sharply perceptive.
penetrating in Latin
penetrālis
Able to pierce or penetrate
What does "penetrating" mean?
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adj Able to pierce through something, or (of a look, remark, or mind) sharply perceptive.
"She gave him a penetrating stare that made him uneasy."
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penetrating in a sentence
- She gave him a penetrating stare that made him uneasy.
- The report offered a penetrating analysis of the crisis.
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What is "penetrating" in Latin?
"penetrating" in Latin is penetrālis. penetrating means: Able to pierce through something, or (of a look, remark, or mind) sharply perceptive.
How do you use "penetrating" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave him a penetrating stare that made him uneasy." In Latin, "penetrating" is penetrālis.
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