penetration in Latin
penetration in Latin is penetratio — penetration means the act of entering into or passing through something.
penetration in Latin
penetratio
The act of penetrating something. [from 15th c.]
What does "penetration" mean?
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noun The act of entering into or passing through something.
"The bullet's penetration was stopped by the vest."
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noun The proportion of a market or population that uses or owns a particular product.
"Smartphone penetration in the region has passed 90 percent."
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penetration in a sentence
- The bullet's penetration was stopped by the vest.
- Arsenal lacked urgency and penetration in a lazy, lacklustre opening half, sucked in by Forest's strategy of sitting back in blocks of defence waiting to hit them on the counter.
- Smartphone penetration in the region has passed 90 percent.
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What is "penetration" in Latin?
"penetration" in Latin is penetratio. penetration means: The act of entering into or passing through something.
How do you use "penetration" in a sentence?
Example: "The bullet's penetration was stopped by the vest." In Latin, "penetration" is penetratio.
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